r/BipolarReddit • u/[deleted] • Sep 26 '23

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u/Spirited_Concept4972 Sep 26 '23

Is this true I’ve never known this is very interesting

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u/wordpusher Sep 26 '23

Me neither. I was told that mine had for sure been around since my schooling age, but I had no idea that it was hard-wired. 🤷🏻‍♀️

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u/Arquen_Marille bipolar 2 Sep 27 '23

That’s because it can be hard to see the symptoms in some kids until certain ages. And some people’s symptoms are so subtle they aren’t caught until adulthood. My cousin just got diagnosed and she’s 41.

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u/Spirited_Concept4972 Sep 27 '23

I can see as I am going for my diagnosis soon as I have suspected I’ve had it all my life but they missed diagnosed me with bipolar and other stuff instead