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Early Signs of Bipolar Depression and What They Mean By Tanya Hvilivitzky Medically Reviewed by Angela D. Harper, MD Updated on March 26, 2026 Bipolar depression rarely strikes without warning. Learning to spot these early signs may help you step in before a full episode develops. My daughters high school graduation 2006, I barely made it through that weekend's activities. I was running on fumes , I could barely sit still But, I was there, proud dad.👏.  Key Takeaways Learning your “red flag” symptoms, like brain fog or social withdrawal, gives you the chance to act before depression fully takes hold. Sticking to a solid routine and a wellness plan can help you steady the ship when you feel a mood shift starting. While early action can make an episode much easier to handle, it’s important to keep working closely with your doctor for medical support. If you notice your symptoms are worsening or lingering, reach out to a healthcare professional right away to stay on top o...

Good for Naomi. Because unless you experienced the anxiety and depression that she has, you don't know. I repeat you don't know. The tennis officials are full of BS, when they say they don't want to give players an unfair advantage, it's about money and promotion. Remember Duane Thomas a 1970s star running back for the Dallas Cowboys, he never spoke to the press,  never . I dealt with depression, I went to work and did little more. I arrived to work barely by 8:00 a.m. . And out the door by 5:05 p.m. I came home, went to my room did little else. It took all my might and will to go to my daughter's High School graduation, her college graduation, to go to my daughter's basketball games, went to a niece's wedding talked to no one, went to Sunday Mass because my former wife forced me to,  didn't play any golf, didn't grow a garden, didn't go to YMCA,  etc etc.  I did what I had to do, work,  but little else. It sucked for everyone. Yes, some criticiz...