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I Battle Bipolar Disorder

No Other Choice But To Accept It For What It Is.

By: RedStigma
Written on June 15th, 2011
By: RedStigma
Age: 16-17 , Male
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  • laur3nkins

    it is essential and so important you have someone nonjudgemental you can talk with openly. maybe have a serious talk with mom & dad urging them to seek a mental health professional for you. i truly hope things get better for you.

    Sep 24, 2012
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  • bymypoles

    You need someone to talk to Alot of young people go through stages of depression and joy but it does not mean you are Bipolar if it did the world would be full of Bipolars this is not a common disorder especially a rapid cycler as you seem to be saying that you are Only answer before they drag you off look for someone to talk to it can be anyone but a professional medical doctor can even help you sort through the problems that you have

    Bipolar Disorder is a very serious mental disorder not just emotions out of control before you label yourself find out if it is possible and get a diagnosis If you are get medication only thing that can help a true Bipolar self meds dont work and they are dangerous Thinking you are or are not bipolar can be an excuse for beharior that you dislike

    Aug 28, 2011
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  • lexillence

    Man - bipolar is a monster. Been living the life for 6 years. I've lost everything I ever worked for. It's a tough illness to live with, but you gotta keep going. On the positive side most bipolars are very creative in the arts. A lot of brillian philosophers, writers, artists, rulers were bipolar. It's not a bad crew to be in. Therapy and meds are key in keeping it together. Find someone you can check in with and talk to once a week. It's good to vent.

    Aug 18, 2011
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