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good article on DSM5 criteria change.
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<blockquote data-quote="DammitJanet" data-source="post: 566677" data-attributes="member: 1514"><p>As sort of an aside, I so wish that childhood bipolar had been even considered back when I was a child. There was pretty much nothing as far as pediatric mental health in those days. I was just "bad". If I had been given even a quarter of the help kids get today I cant imagine where I would have been today. I know without one iota of a doubt I have childhood onset bipolar and I know it is different than adult onset and that it presents differently your entire life. Now whether or not I could convince a group of psychiatrists of this fact is a koishoot.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DammitJanet, post: 566677, member: 1514"] As sort of an aside, I so wish that childhood bipolar had been even considered back when I was a child. There was pretty much nothing as far as pediatric mental health in those days. I was just "bad". If I had been given even a quarter of the help kids get today I cant imagine where I would have been today. I know without one iota of a doubt I have childhood onset bipolar and I know it is different than adult onset and that it presents differently your entire life. Now whether or not I could convince a group of psychiatrists of this fact is a koishoot. [/QUOTE]
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good article on DSM5 criteria change.
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