Re: Would this be considered hypomania?

Posted by SusanG on April 12, 2002, at 13:39:59

In reply to Would this be considered hypomania?, posted by BlueJay Bird on April 11, 2002, at 23:37:29

Wow, this sounds very much like me. I have some family history of ADHD and have always thought this could be how I show some mild version of it. I can live with it, at least the tendency to be easily distracted and jump from one thing to another, because it isn't severe and I "overpower" it if I have to. However, the part I have trouble living with is the crash that always comes eventually and is exactly as you described. I am interested to hear what others think this could be. Is it just my version of life or is it a medical condition requiring or that could benefit from treatment?

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Would this be considered hypomania? BlueJay Bird 4/11/02
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