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Linda,
I've been treated for depression for almost 15 yrs., yet it has never gone away, only gotten better for periods. I've had periods of higher energy although never "manic". However, it wasn't until my husband started questioning my irritability and unpredicatability that we started wondering about BP. He went with me to my pdoc last week and she agreed with him, and decided I was BPII. If they don't think you are bipolar, I would wonder why you are on seroquel, since that is primarily used for BP1 treatment. I would recommend you keep a journal of the highs and lows and discuss this with your doctor.
Sharon
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