I just found out about this feature from reading it here!

So, i added one and see that it shows your mood for 30 and 60 days after. I find it very difficult to define my mood and am using this more to see my symptoms. So i would be more interested in seeing if my symptoms score has changed.

Ditto on Milla’s response. I am testing the addition of a new medication to see if my symptoms improve (score goes down).

I agree with you, Milla! It would also be cool to see what your mood/symptom score was before the event, to see how it’s changed

I would like to see the impact of events on symptoms as well as mood, and to see data for the 30 days before incident/event too. I want to use this section to track the impact of medical procedures (eg, nerve blocks and botox) on my symptom severity, which can take a few weeks to have impact so don’t fit with the main app symptom functions. Thank you! As others have mentioned, this would be useful for starting new medications too and I think adding symptoms would be really very useful.

I agree, mostly I would want to see the effect on my main symptoms, sometimes even sleep, next to mood. So maybe when adding a new event we get to see a checklist where we can check on the things we want to keep track of for this event?

I’d just like more time blocks. So far there’s 30 and 60 days. But I’d like 90, 180, 365 as well. I’d be fine with it stopping there at the 1 year mark.

thats a great idea!

Love Milla’s idea!

agreed, i would like to be able to click on the event and see mood before vs. after or compare symptoms before vs. after. super helpful when starting new medications and therapies

Can we please get significant events in the data export? Will create another suggestion too, but wanted to mention here as well.

It would be great to be able to add an event in the future as well. For example I have a medical procedure coming up and anticipation / worry about it are definitely impacting my mood. Then after the event I would want to see the effect for prior 30 days for example. That would be cool to see on the chart over time.

I think it would be best if you could choose the length of the time blocks yourself, because depending on the event different time blocks make sense.

I agree with some others here that being able to select a time period (versus a single day) would be helpful and also seeing insights for BEFORE the event, as well as after, would be helpful

I have ME which is a fluctuating condition. Being able to track current symptoms & connect them to previous events is exactly what I need as my symptoms can appear the next day, or sometimes 2 or 3 days after an event. I’m looking for connections between my activities over a few days & the severity of my symptoms following.

It seems weird since the primary use of bearable is to see how medication increases and decreases are affecting you that it is difficult to mark that on the events. When I up my Lamictal it’s not clear that it understands that the increasing of the Lamictal makes it a separate data point from the days before. In other words

It seems weird since the primary use of bearable is to see how medication increases and decreases are affecting you that it is difficult to mark that on the events. When I up my Lamictal it’s not clear that it understands that the increasing of the Lamictal makes it a separate data point from the days before. In other words

It seems weird since the primary use of bearable is to see how medication increases and decreases are affecting you that it is difficult to mark that on the events. When I up my Lamictal it’s not clear that it understands that the increasing of the Lamictal makes it a separate data point from the days before. In other words

I agree with Mila. I want to be able to use significant events to track the impacts of new medications on symptom score. I’d love to see a high level avg score over time like maybe avg 30 days before, 30 days after and 60 days after. I don’t find the mood score helpful at all, especially because it doesn’t even give a reference for what the mood was prior to the event.

Adding a similar suggestion from another member of the community:

Add significant events. “I’d like to be able to log significant events as they happen. Like how I can log my energy levels through the day. For example, if I have a fainting spell I would like to log it at the time it happened. Rather than in groups of AM or PM.”