My therapist wants me evaluated for bipolar type 2, she is positive, but only a therapist. Anyway, last week and again today l blacked out. I am sure l was functioning. Last week when l ''came back'' (i guess) my hair was wet, but l dont remember a shower. today l was in class then l snapped back and l was at my moms house. l must have drove there like that. l dont know. my thing is l dont have a visit until 2 weeks then they said its just an interview, no real help. is there anything l can do until then? l am really scared that l will blackout with my kids in the car or while l am supposed to be caring for them? what can l do....should l go to the er, can they help me until my other stuff is done?[i am not on any medication or drugs, so its not that.]
l dont think l remember anything. Not anything l am remembering now anyway. I am just worried for the safety of my kids...i dont wanna forget them when i'm out of it or not care for them. :o(

stop what you're doing right now and go to the ER.
you could have a serious medical problem.

Maybe, at least get professional help. Also when you have these blackouts do you remember anything during them? If you do not you may have multiple personality disorder.

You're obviously very concerned about this so l would see your doctor asap and if they wo not give you an appointment, then yes, go to ER. You could be having 'petit mal' epileptic seizures, which are not that serious but need checking up on.
Meanwhile DO NOT DRIVE as you could be putting yourself or others in danger. Good luck.

You have every right to be concerned.

Do not worry about the rest of your . Go directly to ER and have someone drive you there. This may not be related to your mental issues and could be very serious.

My prayers are with you.

l would not wait two weeks to get checked. You might cal the office that you're supposed to go to in 2 weeks and tell them you think the problem is an emergency and ask them what they would suggest.

yes go now ,but have a friend drive you also if this is epileptic the computer screen could be a trigger.