There are four different types of bipolar disorder, including bipolar I disorder, bipolar II disorder, cyclothymic disorder, and unspecified bipolar disorder, which includes conditions that don't fit into the other categories.
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Unlike depression, however, people with bipolar also have episodes of mania (associated with bipolar I) or hypomania (associated with bipolar II).
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For support concerning bipolar disorder, contact the International Bipolar Foundation at ibpf.org.
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World Bipolar Day is dedicated to increasing awareness and ending the stigma of bipolar disorders.
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Bipolar II, a version of the disorder where the symptoms of mania are milder, is more prevalent that bipolar I. Symptoms of bipolar typically first appear in the mid-20s.
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But he did say that misdiagnosing bipolar disorder for unipolar depression is dangerous, because even though bipolar is much less common, people who suffer from bipolar have higher suicide rates.
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I would eventually be diagnosed with bipolar II—a milder yet more confusing form of bipolar disorder.
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While the manic phases in bipolar I and bipolar II are different, the depression is equally severe.
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Often, people with bipolar disorder are incorrectly prescribed antidepressants, which Cairns said are completely different than bipolar medication.
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Of the two main subsets of bipolar disorder, bipolar II may be more subtle and more difficult to diagnose.
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But for others, West calling bipolar disorder a superpower is akin to glamorizing the illness, and his album art, which reads, "I hate being bipolar it's awesome," trivializes what people who have bipolar disorder go through.
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While bipolar I is characterized by more obvious episodes, symptoms of bipolar II might be easier to miss or dismiss.
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James McLaughlin, 272Sentence: Five years in Virginia Diagnosis: Bipolar II was diagnosed with Bipolar I a few years before my sentence.
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She told him about her struggles with bipolar disorder, and she opened up about her difficulties being raised by a bipolar mother.
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Indeed, people with certain psychiatric disorders, such as bipolar disorder, may benefit from interaction with animals, according to the International Bipolar Foundation.
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At 50, Lewis decided to open up about her sex addiction and bipolar diagnosis in a one-woman show, Bipolar, Bath and Beyond.
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Dr. Javanbakht says that while he personally hasn't seen sleep disorders misdiagnosed as bipolar, sleep can certainly play an element in bipolar disorder.
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How Bipolar Disorders Develop Doctors don't know for sure how bipolar disorders form, but it is most likely a combination of genetics and environment.
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Laura was given a diagnosis of bipolar disorder, and prescribed Depakote, a mood stabilizer that, the previous year, had been approved for treating bipolar patients.
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Postpartum psychosis is often a manifestation of bipolar disorder and is much more common in women with preexisting bipolar disorder than in the general population.
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Job-related difficulties are common, and patients with bipolar disorder tend to have higher rates of absenteeism from work compared with working individuals without bipolar disorder.
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Fulfilling a purpose The average onset age for bipolar disorder is 25, and McDermott presented as a textbook Bipolar I Disorder case, his longtime psychiatrist said.
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I thought that if I was proactive about disclosing that I had bipolar disorder, it would be perceived as taking control of the bipolar disorder as well.
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" West seemingly first confirmed that he had been diagnosed with bipolar disorder last summer with the release of his album Ye — which bore the phrase "I Hate Being Bipolar.
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"I think when people refer to me as being bipolar, it's something that's true – I am bipolar – but I don't like people to use it as a label," she says.
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Russ Federman, former director of counseling and psychological services at the University of Virginia and co-author of Facing Bipolar: The Young Adult's Guide to Dealing with Bipolar Disorder, co-signs.
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" She continued, "I'm bipolar and I'm not ashamed anymore.
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" Asked if he might be bipolar, he replied, "Yeah.
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" Carlos, a Spanish bellboy, chimes in: "Not someone bipolar.
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So, the new study was actually pulling out family members with one of a few severe mental disorders: schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder, and psychotic bipolar disorder, which is basically really bad bipolar disorder.
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Julie Fast, a mental health expert with active bipolar disorder suggests that those with bipolar make a conscious effort to write down the earliest signs and feelings of hypomanic spending as they're happening.
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In my experience as a clinical psychologist who treats patients with bipolar disorder at Northwestern University, people with bipolar are notoriously difficult to engage and maintain in treatment and are often non-compliant.
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The particular quantities of these biomarkers are able to predict bipolar patients from healthy individuals with 90 percent accuracy, and 84 percent accuracy at distinguishing bipolar from unipolar patients, according to Bahn's test.
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Although women and men are equally prone to having bipolar disorder, women are more likely to suffer from the depressed state versus the manic state, according to the Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance.
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Making bipolar disorder like any other medical disorder decreases stigma.
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In 2013, she was hospitalized for complications from bipolar disorder.
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He succumbed to his life long struggle with bipolar disorder.
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About 2.6 percent of American adults have diagnosable bipolar disorder.
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He didn't know what bipolar was, what it looked like.
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He was hospitalized in 2011 after suffering a bipolar episode.
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"With bipolar of both types, regularity is important," Lundquist says.
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She has also been open about her bipolar disorder diagnosis.
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After years of struggling, I was diagnosed with bipolar disorder.
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And does he suffer from bipolar disorder, in your opinion?
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He says he is now taking medication for bipolar disorder.
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"We're living in a bipolar world right now," Fink said.
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Are you worried that your children might have bipolar disorder?
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Bipolar disorder had a similar but weaker pattern than schizophrenia.
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He's always talked about being bipolar and being on medication.
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He had schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, depression and attention deficit disorder.
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"I was diagnosed with bipolar, borderline, depression," Ms. Dupill said.
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"There's ... a government structure of bipolar migration policy," he said.
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She was first diagnosed with bipolar disorder at age 28503.
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The key feature of bipolar disorder is fluctuations in mood.
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Read more: My partner was recently diagnosed with bipolar disorder.
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Bipolar disorder is characterized by cycles of mania and depression.
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Her openness about her bipolar disorder helped destigmatize the illness.
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It can blend in with depression, anxiety, and bipolar disorder.
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Whereas with bipolar you're just saying, 'I have two states.
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Most of the time, living with bipolar disorder is uneventful.
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Dalton Rapattoni Much like that last paragraph, Dalton is bipolar!
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"There's a misconception that bipolar is all mania," Miller says.
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People with bipolar disorder are depressed most of the time.
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Later, Emily was diagnosed with both Bipolar Disorder and ADHD.
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Ranallo has been outspoken about his battles with bipolar disorder.
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His parents later found another psychiatrist, who misdiagnosed bipolar disorder.
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It did, but the biggest reaction was from the bipolar.
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Being bipolar myself, I know how much medication can help.
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"We were dealing with a bipolar world," he told me.
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As someone with bipolar disorder, I'm more than my illness.
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They would go on to shape the bipolar postwar world.
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On social media, McLemore stated he suffered from bipolar disorder.
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According to Shefali Miller, clinical assistant professor and chief of the bipolar disorders clinic at Stanford University, an individual living with bipolar disorder only spends 15 percent of their time in a manic state.
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In 2000, there were two randomized, placebo-controlled trials that showed that gabapentin did not work better than placebo for bipolar, and one study found that gabapentin was worse than placebos when treating bipolar mania.
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It can make such a difference for people with bipolar disorder.
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They're like, 'You might be bipolar,' and I was like, 'Okay.
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Read This Next: Bipolar Disorder Ravages the Brain's Self Control Regions
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In April 2011, Lovato revealed she was suffering from bipolar disorder.
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She was also managing mental health issues, including bipolar and depression.
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Sheen said that Modir has not diagnosed him with bipolar disorder.
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Messick, who leaves behind two daughters, had depression and bipolar disorder.
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She added that he suffers from schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and ADHD.
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She said Mateen was bipolar, although he was not formally diagnosed.
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I still like having the diagnosis of schizoaffective disorder, bipolar type.
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" —kayleeh13fbb17d "I have bipolar disorder, and have tried 20 different medications.
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But unmanaged bipolar disorder is also really difficult to live with.
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They are also suspected of involvement in schizophrenia and bipolar disorder.
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"This year in February, he was diagnosed as bipolar," Briana said.
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"Bipolar" had decent innings, peaking in popularity about ten years ago.
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Doctors diagnosed him with bipolar disorder and put him on medication.
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Cowell was diagnosed with bipolar disorder and schizophrenia, the family said.
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West also opened up to Trump about his bipolar disorder diagnosis.
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Bipolar disorder is characterized by mood swings between mania and depression.
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Margot had a very public battle with bipolar disorder for years.
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And this can work for anyone, not just people with bipolar.
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Manic depression is a term once used to discribe bipolar disorder.
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Vassell's father told the Times that his son has bipolar disorder.
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" Later he says "That's my bipolar s**t, n**a what?
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In his 20s, Mr. English was told he had bipolar disorder.
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Depression, bipolar disorder and other mental health disorders are treatable diseases.
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I appreciate that Parker separated Mallory's misdeeds from his bipolar disorder.
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Bipolar affects 85033 million American adults over the age of eighteen.
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He misdiagnosed the child as having bipolar and attention deficit disorders.
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"People think [bipolar disorder] is a label, an excuse," he said.
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But their son developed mental health disabilities, including a bipolar disorder.
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Lionel is white, bipolar and a fan of The New Yorker.
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When Diana Chao was 13, she was diagnosed with bipolar disorder.
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But such drugs were rarely tested on people with bipolar disorder.
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At the time, he didn't have a diagnosis of bipolar disorder.
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He was given a diagnosis of bipolar disorder at age 226.
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Mr. Polite learned he had bipolar disorder and was prescribed medications.
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They are symptoms of mental illnesses like schizophrenia or bipolar disorder.
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"It's not your pierced, drug-dealing, bipolar, downtrodden homeless," says Siegel.
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I have treatment-resistant depression and bipolar disorder in my family.
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Santiago, who is held in KTU, also suffers from bipolar disorder.
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The bipolar halves of the city would Not reconnect for months.
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He had protean diversity, Renaissance versatility, titanic energy — and bipolar extremes.
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A large population study from Stanford University in 2013 found that people with bipolar disorder who knew they had a physical illness, such as heart disease, had death rates similar to people who were not bipolar.
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"Bipolar I includes very clear manic episodes that are hard to miss, whereas bipolar II doesn't necessarily have that," says Sally Winston, PsyD, a clinical psychologist and member of the Anxiety and Depression Association of America.
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Michelle Stout, 31Sentence: Over a year in New Jersey Diagnosis: Bipolar anxiety and depressionWhen I got to prison, I was dealing with bipolar anxiety and depression, something I had been diagnosed with when I was 13.
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Depakote, a drug officially approved for bipolar patients in the United States in the mid-1003s, has none of this cachet, and yet it's known to be as effective as lithium in bipolar cases like mine.
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Bipolar II Bipolar I is the most severe case of the disorder, and those afflicted have manic episodes that last for at least a week, Dr. Kevin Gilliland, clinical psychologist and executive director of Innovation360, tells PEOPLE.
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It took my girlfriend's help for me to treat my bipolar seriously.
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Those with alcohol abuse, those with drug addiction, those with bipolar disorder.
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My dad, reluctant to accept a bipolar diagnosis, considered a second opinion.
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At the time, I was diagnosed schizophrenic, and later they said bipolar.
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On the track "Yikes," Kanye raps: That's my bipolar shit, nigga, what?
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For folks with bipolar, there's increased sensitivity to those routines being disrupted.
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But beneath that joyful exterior, Erakat struggled with bipolar disorder and depression.
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Though rare, that could indicate the onset of psychosis or bipolar disorder.
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There was the most overlap between those with schizophrenia and bipolar disorder.
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His autopsy report says he was suffering from depression and bipolar disorder.
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With her depression worsening, she was diagnosed as suffering from bipolar disorder.
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I've been diagnosed as bipolar, and my diagnosis really affected my relationship.
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He was diagnosed with bipolar disorder and schizophrenia, according to the family.
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She survived bipolar disorder that went undiagnosed for much of her life.
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On Thursday, Kanye explained that he had been misdiagnosed with bipolar disorder.
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Bipolar disorder, for instance, is characterized by extreme emotional highs and lows.
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I've also been told it's bipolar which I guess could make sense.
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It is time to take the 'crazy person' stamp from bipolar disorder.
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I make one more friend—Antoine*, who's 27 and bipolar like me.
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She was manic all the time, which I attributed to bipolar disorder.
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But the gag is, I like them overweight, bipolar, insecure, and insufferable.
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He was later diagnosed as having bipolar disorder, and eventually committed suicide.
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The conflict has become a bipolar combination of the primitive and futuristic.
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Young adults ages 18-85033 have the highest rates of bipolar disorder.
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I was diagnosed with bipolar disorder the year I graduated from college.
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Satirical web site El Chiguire Bipolar has been mercilessly parodying the situation.
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His lawyer at the time said Wilson had been diagnosed as bipolar.
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Johnston struggled throughout his life with bipolar disorder, schizophrenia and manic depression.
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He was treated for depression and bipolar disorder, and resumed his residency.
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Unique, who is 23, has been diagnosed with bipolar disorder and schizophrenia.
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I realize my column these days is bipolar, wildly optimistic or pessimistic.
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He suffers from bipolar disorder, marked by swings of elation and depression.
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I was told I was bipolar, I was told I was depressed.
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Era bipolar y esquizofrénico, además luchó contra la depresión y la diabetes.
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Era bipolar y esquizofrénico, además luchó contra la depresión y la diabetes.
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Ceary discusses comics, mental health and the presentation of Nadia's bipolar disorder.
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I have been diagnosed with things like anxiety and depression and bipolar.
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I still shared cyber hugs with white people on bipolar support forums.
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Women tend to suffer from bipolar II, a version of bipolar in which depression and hypomania are the two states, and rapid cycling between the states occur more often than in men, said clinical psychologist Dr. Justin LaPilusa.
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"We had done a study a couple of years back where we looked at schizophrenia, bipolar and autism, and we saw an overlap between schizophrenia and autism, but we didn't see it with bipolar so much," Arking added.
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She is now in therapy and taking medication for bipolar II disorder, which involves periods of depression as well as hypomania (less severe than the mania associated with bipolar I disorder, but can still cause irritability, sleeplessness and hyperactivity).
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Mariah Carey opens up about living with bipolar disorder for the first time.
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" West first shared his bipolar disorder diagnosis in 2018 on his album, "Ye.
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The stories dovetail nicely because DeLuca's father (Lorenzo Caccialanza) might possibly be bipolar.
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Platts reportedly has a history of mental illness, and suffers from bipolar disorder.
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I'm bipolar, and I cling to a particular regimen to stay mentally balanced.
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Effective treatment for bipolar disorder usually includes a combination of medication and psychotherapy.
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In addition to being bipolar, her mom was fighting two types of cancer.
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Her father, a musician who opened for Buddy Holly, was a bipolar alcoholic.
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His ex-wife, Sitora Yusufiy, described him as mentally unstable, "bipolar" and violent.
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"I think of myself as bipolar when it comes to [style]," she said.
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" She then went on to say "I'm bipolar and I'm not ashamed anymore.
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It is believed today that George would have been diagnosed with bipolar disorder.
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Psychosis is particularly symptomatic of schizophrenia, but is also common in bipolar disorder.
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Read: Fyre Festival fraudster Billy McFarland said he scammed everyone because he's bipolar.
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I used my experience with bipolar to help other people with their ailments.
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How it works: The antipsychotic tablet can help treat schizophrenia and bipolar disorder.
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For mental health support, contact the Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance at dbsalliance.org.
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In 2010, she entered treatment for bipolar disorder, bulimia, self-harm and addiction.
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Amber recently opened up about being bipolar and suffering from borderline personality disorder.
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Pete Wentz has never shied away from discussing his struggle with bipolar disorder.
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Speaking to People magazine, Mariah Carey has stated that she has bipolar disorder.
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Some mental disorders, such as schizophrenia and bipolar disorder, are often genetically inherited.
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Because of her bipolar condition, it is tough to stay friends with people.
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It's disgusting how flip she is about her husband's struggles with bipolar disorder.
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I've got a subscription to Bipolar Magazine [bp Magazine]; it comes out quarterly.
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She struggled with alcoholism, depression, bipolar disorder and drug addiction for many years.
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Antipsychotics are used to treat schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, depression and other psychiatric disorders.
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Bipolar patients may experience alternating episodes of mania and depression, a persistent sadness.
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As a psychiatrist in the 1970s, he did groundbreaking research on bipolar disorder.
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He says this is not an explanation, nor the cure for bipolar disorder.
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Bipolar Sunshine" *World Premiere* LNDN DRGS - "Burnout 3" Maxo Kream:Maxo Kream - "Capeesh feat.
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Bipolar disorder causes drastic and unusual shifts in mood, activity level, and energy.
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That being said, dating while with bipolar doesn't mean every relationship is doomed.
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He prescribed me Equetro, an anticonvulsant used to treat seizures and bipolar disorder.
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Her mood swings were so bad that a doctor thought she was bipolar.
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I was 19 years old when I was diagnosed with bipolar II disorder.
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When Ronald Braunstein conducts an orchestra, there's no sign of his bipolar disorder.
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He was in his early 50s and said that he had bipolar disorder.
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Hall was given a diagnosis of bipolar disorder when he was in college.
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So if I'm dealing with bipolar issues, that's what the image will reflect.
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Both my dad and I learned we had bipolar disorder late in life.
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He suffers from bipolar disorder, marked by sweeping swings of elation and depression.
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Finch struggles with undiagnosed bipolar disorder and daily thoughts of dying by suicide.
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"I don't think he had bipolar disorder or manic depression," she told CNN.
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Roland's bipolar disorder came of age during the same era as social media.
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His underlying bipolar disorder went undiagnosed and untreated until late in his life.
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We're facing a bipolar system ... my expectations is it will not further integrate.
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Wellington related it to his own experience after he learned he was bipolar.
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There she first heard about the Holocaust and bipolar disorder, among many revelations.
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I think I'm bipolar … and I don't think I can handle this alone.
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I have bipolar depression, which most of the time feels like regular depression.
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He really was a polymath, precocious, driven, bipolar and to some extent bisexual.
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The group had a particular resonance for Reynolds, given her daughter's bipolar disorder.
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Leah has bipolar disorder and writes a blog on money and mental health.
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Suicide rates are highest among patients with mood disorders; suicide rates among patients with bipolar disorder are 30 times higher than the national average, with as many as one in five patients suffering from bipolar disorder dying by their own hand.
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This isn't the old, bipolar world where we're up against this red Russian wall.
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Treats a wide variety of conditions including Chronic Pain, Depression, Anxiety, Bipolar Disorder, Insomnia.
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McDermott's memoir illustrates the devastating effects his bipolar disorder has on those around him.
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Duke also struggled with mental illness, having been diagnosed with bipolar disorder in 1982.
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West revealed he has bipolar disorder, and he doesn't view it as a disadvantage.
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For many, words such as "bipolar" have become almost synonymous with violent and unpredictable.
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I saw that he was bipolar and he would get mad out of nowhere.
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Editor's note: A previous version of this story misstated that Davidson has bipolar disorder.
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Standard working conditions impact my illness (bipolar disorder) in negative ways due to stress.
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Eventually she sought help, and her therapist Rachel diagnosed her as having bipolar disorder.
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According to this New York Times profile he was subsequently diagnosed with bipolar disorder.
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Schizophrenia is estimated to affect 23 million people, and bipolar disorder around 60 million.
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I lost a family member to cancer and a dear friend to bipolar disorder.
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As others chimed in, one asked if Musk thought he suffered from bipolar depression.
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Read this Next: I Thought I Was Depressed But It Turns Out I'm Bipolar
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Victoria has bipolar I, the more severe form of the illness that includes hallucinations.
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It's widely accepted that people with bipolar disorder do best when they have routines.
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But life wasn't easy for her, as she battled bipolar disorder, her mother says.
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I was just offered my first real job since being diagnosed with bipolar disorder.
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Bipolar disorder affects about 60 million people worldwide, according to the World Health Organization.
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A member of Lex's family tells us, she struggled with depression and bipolar disorder.
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Like, they say 'Oh, I can't decide what movie to watch, I'm so bipolar.
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When you're bipolar, you're definitely not completely reliable, but that's not the same thing.
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But the drug had only been approved for treating seizures, bipolar disorder and migraines.
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But those low stocks are a sign that the tin market is increasingly bipolar.
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After years of living "in denial," Mariah Carey recently began treatment for bipolar disorder.
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These varied strategies illustrate that the emerging world order is not a bipolar one.
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She adopted Gary as a service pet to help her handle her bipolar disorder.
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More than 2628 million Americans struggle with severe schizophrenia, bipolar disorder and major depression.
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This can range from depression or bipolar disorder to more complicated issues like psychosis.
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Armstrong, who suffered from schizophrenia, had been off his bipolar medication for five days.
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The woman has bipolar disorder, the suit says, and did not finish her testimony.
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"It is unclear whether she has bipolar (as diagnosed in the past)," he wrote.
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But a bipolar II diagnosis does not easily explain organized untruths, maintained over time.
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"My wife stuck with me for 30 years through gangs, addiction, prison, and bipolar."
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Like Veale, Wirz-Justice acknowledges the close link between circadian rhythms and the bipolar.
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It could do wonders for people suffering from PTSD, bipolar disorder, and eating problems.
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"People with bipolar disorder might encounter negative reactions when disclosing their condition," Campbell says.
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Read This Next: I Thought I Was Depressed But It Turns Out I'm Bipolar
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Severe cases of bipolar disorder can include psychosis, wherein one loses connection to reality.
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Soon after I was stable on bipolar medication, I entered my first serious relationship.
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Rence, whose father was bipolar, exhibits a tender forbearance toward these equally erratic creatures.
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The entire Cold War was defined by a global bipolar conflict between conflicting ideologies.
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Lina thinks Andy is bipolar and gets erratic and verbally abusive when he's drinking.
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"I have bipolar disorder, and I get bored of s— really quickly," said Halsey.
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But in people with depression and bipolar disorder, these fluctuations appear dampened or absent.
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During treatment, he learned he had bipolar disorder, for which he is now medicated.
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Ms. Jones learned she had a bipolar disorder and started being treated with medication.
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His family confirmed that he had been dealing with bipolar disorder since age 18.
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According to the docs, Bibbee has been diagnosed with bipolar disorder and possible schizophrenia.
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And after a public breakdown in 1996, she was found to have bipolar disorder.
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Watching Forced Perspective, it really resonated with me because I'm also bipolar type two.
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But they are also an offshoot of his battle with bipolar disorder, he said.
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In 2010, he was found to have bipolar disorder, according to his medical records.
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Most people don't believe just anyone should diagnose and treat bipolar disorder or schizophrenia.
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Nick also said Aaron told Angel he was diagnosed with schizophrenia and bipolar disorder.
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I was given a more precise diagnosis of bipolar disorder and immediately changed drugs.
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His ex-wife has described him as "bipolar," emotionally disturbed, violent and physically abusive.
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Anyone familiar with bipolar disorder knows that it is a cruel and vicious disease.
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His mental breakdown was the result of a near-textbook case of bipolar disorder.
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Jennifer explained that Hannah was bipolar and struggling with the death of their cat.
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It's not really a matter of bad and good, bipolar doesn't work like that.
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So, she tells the important people in her life that she has bipolar disorder.
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Melissa Boarts, who had bipolar disorder, was killed in a traffic stop this spring.
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Gary was adopted as a service pet to help Carrie with her bipolar disorder.
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But, beyond the stigma, Matt Lundquist, LCSW, a psychotherapist based in New York City, says that bipolar, especially the bipolar II disorder that Carey says she suffers from, is a particularly under-diagnosed disorder, because it can be difficult to pin down.
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"I think when people refer to me as being bipolar, it's something that's true – I am bipolar – but I don't like people to use it as a label," she told Elvis Duran as part of iHeartRadio's Label Defiers with ZICO Coconut Water.
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A manic episode is not a disorder on its own, though it is the principal symptom of bipolar disorder, said Dr. Po Wang, a psychiatrist who runs a clinic for the study and treatment of individuals with bipolar disorder at Stanford University.
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"He's making inroads," Oz told PEOPLE on Wednesday at the premiere of the film Touched with Fire, which stars Katie Holmes and Luke Kirby as two bipolar poets, and which was written and directed by Paul Dalio, who is diagnosed with bipolar.
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Studies that look at the DNA of people with bipolar disorder have found some genetic risk factors, but bipolar disorder suffers from "missing heritability"—a problem with many psychiatric conditions where genes alone don't explain or predict who will develop a disease.
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"Playing an unstable, bipolar, multiple personality disorder person is definitely up my alley," he jokes.
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Dianna says Pat, an addict whom she suspects lived undiagnosed with bipolar disorder, became violent.
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There are no large-scale studies documenting the effects of bipolar disorder on successful employment.
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Yes, bipolar disorder is a disability, and I am protected from discrimination and wrongful termination.
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And despite the protections afforded to people with bipolar disorder, it's easy to disguise discrimination.
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An estimated 4.4% of American adults experience bipolar disorder at some point in their lives.
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It&aposs very, like I said, bipolar in terms of, you know, the divide there.
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Kevin is bipolar, and his TSD is brought on by stressful periods in his life.
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The niece's husband, an anesthesiologist at UCLA, thought his wife was an undiagnosed bipolar person.
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They told me there, they're like, 'You might be bipolar,' and I was like, 'OK.
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I'm ready to admit I am sick, I am bipolar, and please, please help me.
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Some provinces now give free medicine to people with schizophrenia, bipolar disorder and other conditions.
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For clinicians, agitated depression presents challenges: First, they have to rule out bipolar disorder, a.k.a.
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The key difference is that bipolar disorder is defined by rotations between highs and lows.
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She lists her health problems: anxiety, psychosis, bipolar disorder and a history of drug use.
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Mr. Hill had bipolar disorder and was having a manic episode, his family has said.
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Halsey begins by sharing that her mother, a hospital security worker, also had bipolar disorder.
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She was later diagnosed with bipolar disorder at 17, following hospitalization for a suicide attempt.
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The physician's initial note, minutes after arrival, lists the young man's history of bipolar disorder.
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The effort is quite personal for Angelakos — he was diagnosed with bipolar disorder at 17.
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Fisher was a passionate mental health advocate after being diagnosed with bipolar disorder in 1985.
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" Months after announcing that he had bipolar disorder, West told Trump that he was "misdiagnosed.
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West, who has bipolar, revealed he was off his meds while discussing his upcoming album.
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People testify about quitting nicotine, treating hypertension, coping with chronic pain, and mitigating bipolar disorder.
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She entered rehab at the age of 18, where she was diagnosed with bipolar disorder.
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Throughout her life, Fisher was outspoken about her struggles with bipolar disorder, addiction and alcoholism.
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The coroner declared it an accidental drowning, with Lam's bipolar disorder considered a contributing factor.
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Another character on the show was diagnosed with bipolar disorder and simply "disappeared" into care.
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We estimate that up to half of all suicides may be related to bipolar disease.
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Hellerstein said he was taking into account Sun's mental health conditions, which include bipolar disorder.
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Hill suffered from bipolar disorder and was having a manic episode, his family has said.
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Last October, I had a series of manic episodes brought on by my bipolar disorder.
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Ranallo is very open about his battle with bipolar disorder and fans were naturally worried.
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Bipolar I is assigned to those who have severe episodes of mania and, usually, depression.
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Approximately half of those with bipolar disorder also have an alcohol or drug abuse problem.
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Nick had also said Aaron told Angel he was diagnosed with schizophrenia and bipolar disorder.
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Khodayari's sister told Iran's pro-reform Shahrvand newspaper that her sister suffered from bipolar disorder.
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Approximately 5.7 million adults (4.4 percent) in the U.S. have bipolar disorder in their lifetime.
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It is often during the manic phase of bipolar disorder that creatives are most inspired.
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Finally, the Army even has considered granting waivers for bipolar disorder, self-mutilation and ADHD.
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Her father reveals that her mother had violent rages and was subsequently diagnosed as bipolar.
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Schwartz suffered from bipolar disorder: his life was a tragic story of immense promise unfulfilled.
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Only in 1982 did she receive a diagnosis of bipolar disorder, along with proper medication.
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When treating bipolar patients, Equetro is usually paired with something else, such as an antidepressant.
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Like many bipolar sufferers, Wright describes her childhood behaviour and feelings as fluctuating and volatile.
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My mother always suspected bipolar disorder, which is characterized by episodes of mania and depression.
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More From Tonic: People with schizophrenia and bipolar disorder often don't follow prescribed medication regimens.
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But there's another angle that's underexplored: the role of gender in depression and bipolar disorder.
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"In the language of our times, I think he'd be called bipolar," Steinberg told me.
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I soon realized that this was a much bigger challenge for somebody with bipolar disorder.
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It's not like schizophrenia or Bipolar 1, where it's these fundamentally different chemical things happening.
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I suffered from bipolar disorder, however, not some form of schizophrenia with paranoia, like Nakesha.
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Instead, the stage is set for what one Chinese commentator calls a new bipolar world.
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We don't want to say a person is bipolar — that's just one piece of it.
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He suffers from bipolar disorder and is not taking medication to treat it, Morris said.
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She added that her son had been dealing with bipolar disorder since he was 13.
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She talked openly and honestly about her struggles with mental health, bipolar disorder and addiction.
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As Carrie's own mother told her, being bipolar doesn't guarantee that people will leave you.
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Your book about being bipolar, "Skywriting," came out exactly when she needed to read it.
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He was educated in Mexico, walks with crutches, and suffers from A.D.H.D. and bipolar disorder.
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If these are our options for leadership on a bipolar planet, God help us all.
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There is almost no evidence LSD may help with bipolar disorder, let alone "cure" it.
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Most people who suffer from bipolar disorder might have episodes that last days, or weeks.
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Liz Eavey and her brother Roland Eavey are writing a memoir on bipolar disorder together.
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"Being bipolar, by definition, impacts your interactions with others in a significant way," McIntyre says.
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Her son has bipolar disorder, and her daughter has anxiety, depression and mild intellectual disabilities.
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These drugs can be beneficial for people with certain conditions like bipolar disorder or psychosis.
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Along the way, a psychiatrist diagnosed her with depression, bipolar and post-traumatic stress disorder.
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According to the actress, that includes being in denial about the seriousness of bipolar disorder.
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C.J. has been diagnosed with bipolar II disorder and antisocial personality disorder, court papers said.
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Lithium is a potent psychiatric drug, one of the primary prescribed medications for bipolar disorder.
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Nadia's having bipolar disorder is something Whitley discussed with his editor, Alanna Smith, early on.
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"I'm actually taking medication that seems to be pretty good," she says of treating bipolar II, a disorder that involves periods of depression as well as hypomania (less severe than the mania associated with bipolar I, but can still cause irritability, sleeplessness and hyperactivity).
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I'm not ashamed of having bipolar disorder, but I don't want to go out of my way to tell people I've gone on a few online forums for people with bipolar disorder, and I have read so many posts about an inability to stay organized.
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"I'm actually taking medication that seems to be pretty good," she said of treating bipolar II, a disorder that involves periods of depression as well as hypomania (less severe than the mania associated with bipolar I, but can still cause irritability, sleeplessness and hyperactivity).
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Fisher will rightfully be remembered primarily for her work as Princess Leia in four Star Wars films, for her bracing and funny memoir of addiction and bipolar disorder Wishful Drinking, and for her work on behalf of raising awareness for addiction and bipolar disorder.
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As for Bipolar Disorder, approximately 70 percent of patients with bipolar disorder are misdiagnosed with unipolar depression or in some cases, even with ADHD Essentially, Marsden says many therapists and doctors are diagnosing patients with depression who do not suffer from it at all.
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His brother, Isai Romero, told the newspaper that De La Rosa was diagnosed with bipolar disorder.
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She considers her calm periods "boring," and said she hates the depressive episodes of bipolar disorder.
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I'm not sure how many people are out there whose bipolar disorder is so well-managed.
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Psychologically, he says, dealing with the side effects of Risperdal was worse than the bipolar disorder.
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Though Fisher went to rehab in the mid '80s, she still suffered from severe bipolar disorder.
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Recently, a new chef who suffers from PTSD and bipolar II took over at the diner.
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The organization estimates bipolar disorder is present in roughly 22002 million people, schizophrenia in 19963 million.
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But she has now revealed that that hospitalization was when she was first diagnosed as bipolar.
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Fisher especially was a passionate mental health advocate after being diagnosed with bipolar disorder in 1985.
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As psychiatrists, it scares us whenever we read the words bipolar in relation to mass shootings.
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The French bulldog was a service dog who helped Fisher manage her bipolar disorder, People notes.
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Trebilco was diagnosed with bipolar disorder seven years ago and hospitalized in a mental health facility.
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They claim he told officers he suffers from OCD, bipolar disorder, severe depression and manic episodes.
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The psychopathologic conditions they were looking for included ASD, bipolar disorder, depression and psychosis, including schizophrenia.
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Soon after, he was diagnosed with bipolar disorder that was exacerbated by drug and alcohol use.
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He is opening up to President Donald J. Trump about apparently being misdiagnosed with bipolar disorder.
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"Natural sunlight can be an underestimated and uncontrolled light therapy for bipolar depression," the researchers wrote.
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Let's say you have a 30-day prescription for bipolar medication but never get it refilled.
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Brown is diagnosed with bipolar disorder and post-traumatic stress disorder by doctors while in rehab.
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Fisher, who suffered from bipolar disorder, had become an advocate for those suffering from mental illness.
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Her books included "Postcards from the Edge," a satirical account of her struggles against bipolar disorder.
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And I actually connected him to a world expert psychiatrist in bipolar and they are talking.
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The movie plants the seed for this interpretation by explicitly mentioning bipolar disorder in the beginning.
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"Five weeks into treatment and I was diagnosed bipolar 1 with manic phases," the athlete revealed.
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In a 2015 interview with HuffPost Live, he elaborated on how he manages his bipolar diagnosis.
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Rachid Moutiq is 29 years old, has a BA in journalism, and lives with bipolar disorder.
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Ming has also developed an early warning AI system to predict manic episodes in bipolar sufferers.
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But you wouldn't come into work and say, 'I have a real problem with bipolar disorder.
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I had been struggling with suicidality for years as my untreated bipolar disorder raged and worsened.
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These restrictions can apply to potential voters with bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, Down syndrome, autism or dementia.
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HBO's Bill Maher called President Trump's outreach to Democrats on immigration "bipolar ... not bipartisan" on Friday.
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He said the Joker doesn't fall into the criteria for diagnoses like schizophrenia or bipolar disorder.
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Being bipolar meant constantly weighing the merits of instability versus a denatured, drained sense of self.
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Bipolar disorder drove a former Olympic runner to become a high-priced Las Vegas escort. 9.
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A combination of psychotherapy and medications to stabilize the mood are standard treatments for bipolar disorder.
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In last week's People magazine cover story, Mariah Carey disclosed that she has Bipolar II disorder.
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Approximately 60 percent of persons with bipolar disorder also have an alcohol or drug use disorder.
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None have schizophrenia, perhaps the most devastating disorder, nor severe bipolar that is resistant to treatment.
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Nearly 2628 million have a serious psychiatric disorder such as schizophrenia, bipolar disorder or major depression.
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" Mallory has claimed that those lies were due to bipolar-related "delusional thoughts" and "memory problems.
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Mania isn't a mental illness unto itself, but it is a defining feature of bipolar disorder.
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For illnesses like bipolar disorder, cognitive analytic therapy (CAT) has proven to be an effective treatment.
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Wilson, who has bipolar disorder, says he's personally grappled with the cultural expectations of constant bliss.
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There's no blood test to see if you really have debilitating back pain or bipolar disorder.
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Lovato has long been candid about coping with bipolar disorder, eating disorders, and substance abuse issues.
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Trials are currently underway to expand ketamine's usage, including for treatment of bipolar disorder and addiction.
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Over the years Mr. MacDonald spoke candidly about his battles with drug abuse and bipolar disorder.
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For those with a bipolar disorder, most depressed episodes are melancholic or psychotic depression in type.
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But this often leads to deeply bipolar films, trapped between moods and struggling to reconcile themselves.
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He later entered the league's substance abuse recovery program and also learned he had bipolar disorder.
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She warns Ruth that Ben is bipolar and is dangerous when he's not on his meds.
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The singer claims he's been officially diagnosed with schizophrenia and bipolar disorder, manic depression and anxiety.
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Patrick Kennedy left office years ago to focus on battling a drug addiction and bipolar disorder.
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The statistical correlation between bipolar II disorder and alcohol abuse is high, and I lived it.
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Noting that her father was bipolar, she wondered if there was a test for that, too.
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She had also just been hospitalized for a suicide attempt, and had been diagnosed as bipolar.
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More recently, she wrote a best-selling memoir, "Skywriting," in which she discussed her bipolar disorder.
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For most of the 7 million Americans with bipolar disorder, they're diagnosed before they turn 24.
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But, of course, I wasn't, and being bipolar wasn't as well known as it is today.
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But Wong was dogged by leg and back injuries and struggled with bipolar disorder, Lampkin said.
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In clinical settings, researchers are studying ketamine's ability to treat depression, bipolar disorder, and suicidal ideation.
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"Lawrence won for her role of a young bipolar widow named Tiffany in "Silver Linings Playbook.
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He stepped away from the game to focus on his new charitable foundation, Birdies 4 Bipolar.
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Neon green letters that read "I hate being bipolar it's awesome" are stamped onto the image.
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I had recently been diagnosed with bipolar II disorder (which is distinguished from bipolar I by the lack of psychosis during an episode and less intense "ups") and needed time away from work to find a medication regimen that would help me be a productive employee again.
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And if you do tell them the truth about why you're cancelling, a date might assume that "people with bipolar are crazy, have multiple personalities, are constantly suicidal, or manipulative," even though many people with bipolar are relatively stable, says Carrie Bearden, professor of psychology at UCLA.
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Patrick Kennedy left politics behind to focus on combating his drug and alcohol addiction and bipolar disorder.
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Schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, major depression and a host of others have no visible markers in the brain.
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Besides schizophrenia, bipolar disorder and major depression, these include obsessive-compulsive disorder, anorexia nervosa and Tourette's syndrome.
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In an email, she told me that she was misdiagnosed as bipolar at a very young age.
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The Star Wars icon adopted Gary as a service pet to help her handle her bipolar disorder.
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Getting people to take their pills is hard, especially with mental illnesses like schizophrenia and bipolar disorder.
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My sister texts me out of the blue asking if I think she has bipolar II disorder.
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In 8003, she entered treatment, where she was treated for bipolar disorder, bulimia, self-harm and addiction.
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All told, I have at this point told nine of my colleagues that I have bipolar disorder.
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In 2011, she entered treatment, where she was treated for bipolar disorder, bulimia, self-harm and addiction.
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The psychiatrist diagnosed Petitt with bipolar disorder and the company grounded her for more than a year.
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My father's bipolar cycles, with hospitalizations at least once a year, somehow became normal for our family.
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He was diagnosed as mildly intellectually disabled in fourth grade, and the next year as bipolar schizophrenic.
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During testimony, the woman, who also suffers from bipolar disorder, broke down and was unable to continue.
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This line in particular is being called out by some people for glamorizing or mischaracterizing bipolar disorder.
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The contrast from the high to low feels more dramatic to a person suffering from bipolar disorder.
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We're pretty clear, usually what will happen, we had a partnership we announced on bipolar and depression.
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The rapper references his addiction to opioids, bipolar disorder, which he says he has, and suicidal thoughts.
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According to Resnick, Harrouff, 22, was living with bipolar disorder and acute manic episodes with psychotic features.
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Abilify is a drug that treats schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and is an add-on treatment for depression.
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A year later, he was diagnosed with bipolar disorder and post-traumatic stress disorder while in rehab.
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And people with mental health conditions like depression, bipolar disorder or substance abuse cost employers more money.
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Special needs can range from autism spectrum disorders and bipolar disorder to cerebral palsy and genetic disorders.
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"Silver Linings Playbook" is a romantic comedy in which the leading man (Bradley Cooper) is also bipolar.
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She entered treatment in 2010 where she was treated for bipolar disorder, bulimia, self-harm and addiction.
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In 2010, Lovato entered treatment, where she sought help for bipolar disorder, bulimia, self-harm and addiction.
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Timothy, who had bipolar disorder, was released last year but died of a heart attack in April.
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But no matter how you feel, it's inarguable that West is provoking a conversation about bipolar disorder.
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In 2010, she entered treatment, where she was treated for bipolar disorder, bulimia, self-harm and addiction.
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The study also found Teddy Roosevelt and Lyndon Johnson might have both been diagnosed with bipolar disorder.
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His report also said he had a prior diagnosis of bipolar disorder, and had previously attempted suicide.
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In this week's PEOPLE cover story, Mariah Carey reveals that she is being treated for bipolar disorder.
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There were no tools or help to work with someone with bipolar or even addiction back then.
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In addition, a previous diagnosis of depression or bipolar disorder also increases the risk of postpartum depression.
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And he emphasizes that people with bipolar disorder are at a higher risk of developing additional disorders.
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"It's not unusual for people with bipolar 2 to wrestle with alcoholism and eating disorders," he says.
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Johnny says he had a bad reaction to an increase dosage of medication for his bipolar disorder.
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My friends were confused and frustrated by it, thinking it was a symptom of my bipolar disorder.
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Fisher was a mental health advocate who spoke about her struggles with bipolar disorder and cocaine addiction.
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He called me crazy, "just like your grandmother!" who, incidentally, suffered from bipolar disorder, as I do.
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Previous studies have linked the parasite to psychiatric issues such as suicidal behavior, bipolar disease, and schizophrenia.
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Kanye West has opened up several times about his mental health, specifically being diagnosed with bipolar disorder.
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The comedian Maria Bamford has woven her treatment for depression and bipolar disorder into her standup routine.
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One of them is bipolar, and I can't face the story line that I suspect is coming.
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Mariah Carey says that she is currently in therapy and takes medication to treat her bipolar disorder.
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He treated his bipolar disorder with a variety of drugs, and had been hospitalized for attempted suicide.
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A former Marine and corrections officer, he had bipolar disorder, as well as arthritis and respiratory illness.
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We worry for Kanye West and other bipolar stars who don't seem to be receiving proper treatment.
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She was recently diagnosed with bipolar disorder and has been working hard to keep her life balanced.
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She could do something as simple as tweeting periodically about bipolar disorder to her 21 million followers.
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However, one of the scariest parts of dating with bipolar is actually telling a date about it.
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He has a medical marijuana card and said marijuana helps him with bipolar disorder, depression and anxiety.
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I was in talk therapy and behavioral therapy for anxiety, panic attacks, social phobia, and bipolar disorder.
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The first is bipolar disorder, which attacks Joe suddenly enough to knock a paperback from his hand.
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That day had seemed so normal, as normal as it could be for someone with bipolar disorder.
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The ordeal took a toll on the family, and particularly on Ms. Frustaci, who had bipolar disorder.
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A Marvel Hero Copes With Bipolar Disorder The teenage Wasp has inherited her father's mission for justice.
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She explained that after all she went through, her doctors had rescinded the diagnosis of bipolar disorder.
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Bitter experience has since taught Benedetti that antidepressants are largely ineffective for people with bipolar depression anyway.
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"Almost everything revolved around this bipolar system we had" between the United States and the Soviet Union.
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And I was in my mid-20s — the textbook clinical age when bipolar disorder tends to present.
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But off her medication for bipolar disorder and unwilling to accept help, she returned to the streets.
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My patient had struggled with bipolar disorder his entire life, and his illness dominated our years together.
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She went to a mental health facility where she was diagnosed with bipolar and manic depressive disorder.
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However, Theodore has issues he's not sharing, which, in the book at least, involve undiagnosed bipolar disorder.
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Saheed Vassell had no access to guns and suffered from bipolar disorder, his father told the station.
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Ms. Fisher is brainy and salty and hilarious, and she's frank and eloquent in describing being bipolar.
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A woman goes public with her bipolar disorder, and assesses how it has shaped her love life.
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She was already in a downward spiral, her depression worsening and her bipolar condition not properly medicated.
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The doctor suspected bipolar disorder, which, he said, "was a better diagnosis 'than the alternative,' " Powers writes.
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She clarified that no, her bipolar illness, which had caused daily manic episodes, seemed to be cured.
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Ties His bipolar episodes were unpredictable in every way, except for how predictably they manifested on Facebook.
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I decided, this time, to tell the truth, in all of its complex simplicity: Roland is bipolar.
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Millions of Americans have bipolar disorder, but until Roland was diagnosed, I thought I didn't know any.
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And so we give it a hundred different names: OCD, ADHD, anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, memory loss.
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Lyndon Johnson, Theodore Roosevelt and John Adams were among the fifth of US presidents with bipolar disorder.
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It has been shown to have sustained antidepressant benefit in patients with bipolar disorder and major depression.
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We're lucky she's still here because she wasn't properly diagnosed with bipolar disorder until she was 50.
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Do places with more lithium have less depression or bipolar or — most importantly of all — fewer suicides?
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My bipolar depression is the least interesting thing we've discussed and I hope it stays that way.
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Waters' daughter, Lakeviona Waters, told CNN affiliate KSHB that her father suffered from bipolar disorder and schizophrenia.
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" Carey says she's in therapy and on medication for bipolar II disorder, which involves periods of depression as well as hypomania (less severe than the mania associated with bipolar I, but can still cause irritability, sleeplessness and hyperactivity) "I'm actually taking medication that seems to be pretty good.
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The medical community, as well as mental illness sufferers and their support networks need to consider whether a diagnosis of major depressive disorder (unipolar disorder) is correct versus bipolar disorder, because use of antidepressant drugs for bipolar disorder will not work and could make the situation worse, Sit said.
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"I hate being bipolar it's awesome," West wrote on his new album artwork of the mountains in Wyoming.
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In 2017, Portwood said on the show she had been re-diagnosed with borderline personality and bipolar disorder.
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We do know that suicidal behavior accompanies many behavioral brain disorders such as schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and depression.
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Bipolar disorder is difficult to treat; typically the first medication doctors try is lithium, a mood-stabilizing drug.
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In 2010, she entered treatment, where she received professional assistance for bipolar disorder, bulimia, self-harm and addiction.
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Sandra's deeply concerned because, according to the legal docs, the LAPD has determined Corbett suffers from bipolar schizophrenia.
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After seeing six psychiatrists, I was given a diagnosis of Bipolar Affective Disorder and a prescription for lithium.
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When she gives me career advice, she never mentions ways in which bipolar disorder could be a limitation.
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This was the first negative reaction I had had to telling a coworker that I had bipolar disorder.
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A survey by National Depressive and Manic-Depressive Association showed approximately 60 percent of bipolar individuals were unemployed.
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Although if someone has bipolar disorder which rarely or even never disrupts work, I would recommend against disclosing.
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She spoke openly about what it was like to live with bipolar disorder, which affects 2.5% of Americans.
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He had been diagnosed with bipolar disorder in his early 20s, but managed to maintain stability for years.
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"Having these ads go from meditation apps to 'are you bipolar?' is really dangerous and invasive," she said.
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Barry, 29, suffers from bipolar disorder and agoraphobia – making it hard to hold down a full-time job.
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It also says his "history of depression and bipolar disorder" was a significant condition contributing to his death.
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Fields said that he takes medication for numerous mental health afflictions including depression, bipolar disorder, ADHD and anxiety.
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In 2010 she entered treatment, where she received professional help for bipolar disorder, bulimia, self-harm and addiction.
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On his eighth studio album, West is very honest about his struggles with suicidal thoughts and bipolar disorder.
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In an exclusive interview with People, Mariah Carey revealed that she was diagnosed with bipolar disorder in 2001.
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In this week's PEOPLE cover story, Mariah Carey reveals for the first time her battle with bipolar disorder.
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In an interview with People, Mariah Carey revealed that she has been struggling with bipolar disorder for years.
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According to Monteiro, Leingang has ADHD and bipolar disorder, and is seeing a psychiatrist and therapist in prison.
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By its nature, bipolar disorder is dualistic, with periods of stability punctured by excessive highs and crushing lows.
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"Maybe my midnight rants are part of my bipolar disorder," the singer continued in a now-deleted post.
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The numbers admitted to a hospital for severe mood disorders, such as depression of bipolar disorder, were monitored.
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"I'd never met anyone openly bipolar before, who discussed loving glitter because of her LSD days," said Ridley.
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Lovato entered rehab and treatment in 2010 for bipolar disorder and her addictions to alcohol, cocaine and OxyContin.
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Fisher has been a longtime advocate for mental health awareness, drawing from her own struggles with bipolar disorder.
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A family history of bipolar disorder, suicide, or alcoholism also places a person at risk for developing depression.
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Following years of speculation from fans, he later confirmed that he'd been diagnosed with bipolar disorder in 2018.
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The irony was that he was hiding the fact that he is bipolar and an alcoholic from us.
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But there's no cure for bipolar, so I've picked up a few tricks to stop myself from spending.
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This is why Bundy has also been endlessly pathologized—diagnoses have included everything from bipolar disorder to psychopathy.
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I cycled through no diagnosis, then ADHD, bipolar, depression, and several other incorrect assessments and prescriptions that followed.
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William says Hank died after a long battle with schizoaffective disorder -- a combination of bipolar disorder and schizophrenia.
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Another specific prejudice about people with bipolar disorder is that they can't be trusted—that they're manipulative liars.
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This was back in 2013, after the artist finally received the proper diagnosis for her illness: bipolar disorder.
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I was diagnosed with bipolar as a young adult and so I live with that, amongst other things.
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There, her brother John introduced her to bipolar author Jamison's writings, and Kidder had a shock of recognition.
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After meeting with a team of medical professionals, she was diagnosed with bipolar disorder and prescribed different medication.
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Multiple nuclear-armed actors create a more unstable international system than the bipolar world of the Cold War.
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It is sold by Sanofi under the brand Depakine for epilepsy and Depakote and Depamide for bipolar disorders.
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Ms. Bamenga's lawyer, Michael G. Dowd, argued in court that his client had bipolar disorder and postpartum psychosis.
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She had a long history of cocaine addiction in the 1980s and she also suffered from bipolar disorder.
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A psychiatrist at one prescribed him mood-stabilizers and tranquilizers for bipolar disorder, said Mr. Goldberg, his lawyer.
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And Andre tries to learn more about his grandmother's mental illness to better understand his own bipolar disorder.
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Lehner could see that the ups and downs of bipolar disorder correlated with his play as a goalie.
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It was one of few places we found able deal with both our triad and Alex's bipolar disorder.
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In particular, in December, researchers at the Mayo Clinic reported a series of new biomarkers for bipolar disorder.
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Lithium, for example, is considered an effective treatment for bipolar disorder—and nobody's quite sure how it works.
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Sari Isaak, 22, said gloving helped her deal with a particularly rare and debilitating form of bipolar disorder.
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Ms. Castiglione says she has bipolar disorder and manic depression, which makes her prone to bouts of rage.
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Walter, who attended Morehouse College, has struggled with bipolar disorder and addiction, and has served time in jail.
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The painters Edvard Munch and Vincent van Gogh, among many others, have been posthumously diagnosed with bipolar disorder.
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That very dissonance is perhaps the defining truth of our era, the key to its anxious, bipolar character.
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Before the age of 7, he is found to have A.D.H.D., insomnia, bipolar disorder, separation anxiety and PTSD.
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The book's bipolar disorder feels rooted in the author's own insecurity about being Somebody to Be Taken Seriously.
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The psychiatrist diagnosed a bipolar disorder, leading her to be banned from flying for more than a year.
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"Supermarket" deals with a number of mental health issues — from anxiety and depression to schizophrenia and bipolar disorder.
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I was hospitalized for almost a month, and I left the institute with a diagnosis of bipolar disorder.
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I knew I had a lifelong disease and that bipolar disorder is something to be managed, not cured.
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The court heard that Ms. O'Riordan had bipolar disorder, but had responded well to treatment, the BBC reported.
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It was first reported in 2012 that Voorhies was bipolar, though at the time she denied that diagnosis.
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Hugh Barry fatally shot Deborah Danner, a 66-year-old woman with bipolar disorder, in her Bronx apartment.
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" Ms. Cheney is the author of the memoirs "Manic" and "The Dark Side of Innocence: Growing Up Bipolar.
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On Instagram, she's shared her bipolar diagnosis, a suicide attempt at 19 and her struggle to accept herself.
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The woman has lived with bipolar disorder and other mental-health issues since 2010, her doctor told Mwangonde.
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And untreated mental disorders like depression, bipolar illness and schizophrenia would almost certainly lead to higher suicide rates.
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Worse, her orthopedic surgeon had taken her off the antidepressants that had for decades stabilized her bipolar condition.
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The variant on chromosome 7 is identified to be correlated with higher occurrences of bipolar disorder and schizophrenia.
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It is a complex condition with traits of both schizophrenia (a thought disorder) and bipolar (a mood disorder).
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For example, patients with bipolar disorder are often prescribed lithium, a potentially lethal drug if taken in excess.
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"; and "Ya Got Trouble with a Capital 'T' and That Rhymes with 'B' and That Stands for Bipolar!
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CBS 2 reported that a source told them the woman has bipolar disorder and had missed her medication.
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Jonathon Rini told CNN's "New Day" that his brother had been diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome and bipolar disorder.
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The study also found that both Teddy Roosevelt and Lyndon Johnson would have been diagnosed with bipolar disorder.
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Lehner had an outstanding season after revealing during training camp that he struggled with addiction and bipolar disorder.
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Ellen Forney's Rock Steady: Brilliant Advice From My Bipolar Life is available from Amazon, Fantagraphics, and other booksellers.
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Unfortunately I had a reaction to an increased dosage in Lithium which I take for my Bipolar disorder.
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People who are bipolar can have excessive mood swings that impact their day-to-day life and activities.
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Within days of my admittance, Dr. DeAntonio diagnosed me as manic depressive, the term used then for bipolar disorder.
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And despite Kanye's own battle with mental health, the album cover's offhand comment about bipolar disorder is pretty insensitive.
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We know that polydipsia tends to be associated with other psychiatric conditions such as depression, bipolar disorder, and schizophrenia.
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Toews' father, Mel, was a charismatic teacher who'd dealt with bipolar disorder his entire life before ultimately killing himself.
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Jessie's son, Calen, had been diagnosed with schizoaffective disorder (bipolar with symptoms of schizophrenia) a number of years before.
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Following his candid interview with Kanye West about the rapper's bipolar diagnosis, David Letterman walked away surprised and fascinated.
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He forwarded a letter to her employer, basically stating that she was bipolar and a drunkard, which is ridiculous.
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After seeking treatment — she is in therapy and taking medication for bipolar disorder — she felt comfortable discussing her struggle.
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But for me it was a big relief to have my diagnosis officially changed from bipolar to schizoaffective disorder.
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And, the fact that there's more than one type of bipolar disorder makes it more complicated to talk about.
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The hitmaker entered treatment in 2010, where she received professional assistance for bipolar disorder, bulimia, self-harm and addiction.
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It's a valid concern — research has found that some mental illnesses, especially schizophrenia and bipolar disorder, can be genetic.
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" During his time with Letterman, West opened up about his bipolar diagnosis and what it's like having an "episode.
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A Twitter user living with bipolar disorder has pointed out a major problem with stock imagery depicting the condition.
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" She tells Vogue, "I'd never met anyone openly bipolar before, who discussed loving glitter because of her LSD days.
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In April, the star opened up for the first time about her battle with bipolar disorder exclusively to PEOPLE.
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" On the track "Yikes," West's lyrics state, "That's my bipolar shit," and, "That's my superpower n----, ain't no disability.
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In February 2018, Manziel told ABC News that he suffers from depression and was taking medication for bipolar disorder.
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The difference between the two, however, is that bipolar II sufferers have a lower level of mania, called hypomania.
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And his message to others battling bipolar disorder/depression -- "As dark as it gets, eventually times will get better."
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"I wasn't myself," said Lester, who was also on medication at the time for bipolar disorder, anxiety and depression.
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According to the police report, he told cops he suffered from OCD, bipolar disorder, severe depression and manic episodes.
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At the time, all I really knew of bipolar disorder and mental illness was Sylvia Plath and Girl, Interrupted.
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"If you are treating someone for general depression and they have bipolar depression they actually get worse," he says.
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Given that I have bipolar disorder, every doctor I've asked has recommended that I do not use the drug.
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In May, Allergan Plc's schizophrenia treatment, Vraylar, won the FDA's approval to treat depressive episodes of bipolar I disorder.
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The crippling protracted effect of Bipolar I, when not treated, far exceeds any kind of mood swing, he says.
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He also spoke about his mental health, and how his diagnosis of bipolar is a superpower, not a hindrance.
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My inpatient care doctor explained this to me years ago as she scribbled "bipolar II disorder" on my chart.
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Carry-On Maria Bamford has built a career on turning her experience with bipolar disorder into hilarious, addictive comedy.
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The drug is commonly prescribed to treat schizophrenia and bipolar disorder but is also used as a sleeping medicine.
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Actress Carrie Fisher, comedian Robin Williams and musician and activist Nina Simone are all known to have bipolar disorder.
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The world has always been bipolar when it comes to our fellow humans prone to addiction and chemical diversion.
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Fong says that would mean more people struggle with this issue than with bipolar disorder, schizophrenia or pathological gambling.
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"I was 'Bipolar' because I was separating [it]—I rap and I sing—and a nigga crazy," he says.
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His new book, Under My Helmet: A Football Player's Lifelong Battle with Bipolar Disorder, is in stores this week.
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By the end of that school year, he had several diagnoses: PTSD, bipolar disorder, ADHD, and oppositional defiant disorder.
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He was forced to retire after becoming aggressive with his co-workers and a bipolar diagnosis followed shortly after.
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If you listen to to Happy Mondays, then LEVELZ, or Stone Roses and Bipolar Sunshine, you can hear Manchester.
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I'm very fortunate that my bipolar can be treated with an affordable drug that has very few side effects.
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Women with bipolar disorder may have more depressive episodes and more mixed episodes than do men with the illness.
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He initially shared a room with two young inmates, whom he described in a letter as schizophrenic and bipolar.
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Physician Paul Bregman in Colorado lost his medical license after he used marijuana as a treatment for bipolar disorder.
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Mr. Cordero had several previous arrests, and his family said he was being treated for schizophrenia and bipolar disorder.
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Soon he entered the league's substance abuse recovery program and received a diagnosis of bipolar disorder with manic episodes.
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Smoking is also dangerous for young people with family histories of serious mental illness, like schizophrenia or bipolar disorder.
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Aaron got super defensive when we asked if he disclosed his bipolar diagnosis when he applied for his firearms.
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Lilly's portfolio includes Cialis, for men with erectile dysfunction; Forteo, for osteoporosis; and Zyprexa, for schizophrenia and bipolar disorder.
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She said she smoked marijuana at 13, used LSD by 21 and was found to be bipolar at 24.
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Daniel Jones: Your story is about how, for so long, you completely hid the fact that you were bipolar.
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Researchers studied adult patients at Sheppard Pratt Health System in Baltimore, 396 with schizophrenia and 381 with bipolar disorder.
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One of the cases covered in Haden's study was that of a 27-year-old girl with bipolar disorder.
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Patients recently hospitalized with bacterial infections were 20183 percent more likely to develop depression, bipolar disorder, and memory issues.
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Jamison's study tells us a lot about bipolar disorder, but it can't quite connect the dots to Lowell's work.
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Characteristically funny and cleareyed, Ms. Fisher fielded questions from readers on bipolar disorder and dysfunctional marriages, among other topics.
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At Marist, Ms. Olivarez learned the cause of her oscillating moods: She was told she had a bipolar disorder.
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By the early two-thousands, large population studies had revealed a strong genetic link between schizophrenia and bipolar disorder.
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Despite those risks, the drug continued to be prescribed because of its effectiveness against epileptic seizures and bipolar disorder.
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"This looks a lot like a manic episode," she says, while telling Nadia's friends that Hank had bipolar disorder.
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But, as noted by several people, the 60-year-old actress has already survived drug addiction and bipolar disorder.
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According to Pat, Matthew, who suffered from bipolar disorder and paranoid schizophrenia, had already attempted suicide twice that year.
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" Following years of speculation from fans —particularly after he was hospitalized for a "psychiatric emergency" in November 2016 just after canceling his Saint Pablo tour — West seemingly confirmed that he had been diagnosed with bipolar disorder last summer with the release of his album Ye — which bore the phrase "I Hate Being Bipolar.
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"You're lucky to have been diagnosed as bipolar and accepted that diagnosis at such a young age," she told Alex.
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For instance, the molecular signature seen in people's brains with bipolar disorder was the most similar to those with schizophrenia.
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Carrie Mathison (Claire Danes), the fiercely brave CIA operative who suffers from bipolar disorder, has finally retired from the field.
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Stephanie Shae Thomas of Trussville tells WVTM-TV in an interview she is a longtime drug addict with bipolar disorder.
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Of all mental illnesses, I find bipolar the murkiest—and the one that I have the most complicated relationship with.
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Still, I found out, because bipolar disorder is so unpredictable, I could do everything right, and still experience an episode.
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I'm not ashamed of having bipolar disorder, but I don't want to go out of my way to tell people.
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Rather, such studies focus on smaller groups of individuals with bipolar disorder, following their employment over a period of years.
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I believe that, to the extent possible, people with bipolar disorder should work, and only partly because of health insurance.
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She was her high school valedictorian and had a master's degree, though she also had been diagnosed with bipolar disorder.
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"He told me he was concerned he might be bipolar and that it runs in his family," Ms. Nebozenko said.
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The City Boy The extremes of the City Boy's diet are as bipolar as his public schooled, coked-up personality.
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It's definitely about living with bipolar disorder and feeling like you sometimes lose control to the worst parts of yourself.
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Halsey, also known as Ashley Frangipane, is not afraid to tell the uncomfortable and sometimes grisly truth about bipolar disorder.
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"[The suicidal thoughts] came back several times — when I was struggling with depression, my bipolar disorder," she tells Dr. Phil.
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" —annaf406e5dbe4 "I suffer from postpartum depression (PPD), postpartum anxiety (PPA), and bipolar disorder, and it's like an emotional roller coaster.
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In 2000, Fisher openly spoke with ABC's Diane Sawyer about her bipolar diagnosis and how it informed her drug addiction.
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She has previously been in treatment for anorexia, bulimia, and cutting, and in 2011, Lovato was diagnosed with bipolar disorder.
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The actress adopted him from her daughter Billie Lourd as a service pet to help Fisher handle her bipolar disorder.
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Truehope sold the product as an "alternative mental health treatment" for people with bipolar disorder, anxiety, and other mental illnesses.
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If it would help my career, I'd turn fluid in a heartbeat, binary fluid, oh, and bipolar is very trendy.
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I'd imagine a history of previous crime would be a factor you look for as opposed to ADHD or bipolar.
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She filled pages with dry wit and raw honesty to reveal her struggles with depression, addiction, bipolar disorder and divorce.
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A former girlfriend, who began a relationship with Ayers at 16, told authorities she believes he suffered from bipolar disorder.
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Fisher credits the psychiatric hospital with helping improve her health after she received treatment for alcohol addiction and bipolar disorder.
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Massey, 35, called 911 to report that he was bipolar and having thoughts about harming his family on March 19.
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Haanstad told Judge Joseph Dais has a history of depression and bipolar disorder but has refused to take her medication.
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Increasingly, people are turning to cannabis to treat a range of symptoms and conditions, including nausea, bipolar disorder and seizures.
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But media reported that she said her daughter was bipolar and that the housing authority was aware of her condition.
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The death of actor Robin Williams in 21625 from suicide related to bipolar disorder brought increased attention to this risk.
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Dr. Mehmet Oz is opening up about Charlie Sheen's breakthrough on-air admission that he might suffer from bipolar disorder.
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I stopped drinking entirely a little over a year ago because this is especially true for people with bipolar disorder.
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Knowing that bipolar brains are physically different could lead to new methods of treatment, and even early detection and prevention.
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"I want to see whether social networking sites can be used as a supportive mechanism for bipolar disorder," he explains.
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Diagnosed with a number of cognitive disorders—including autism, bipolar, and anxiety—Nat can't shower or get dressed by herself.
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Ms. Bamford, who has been treated for depression and bipolar disorder, has made that struggle a theme of her standup.
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Whether depression is biological (bipolar, major depression) or situational, or some combination of the two, people act out of desperation.
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Benjamin says he reached his lowest point after he was diagnosed with schizoaffective disorder (a combination of schizophrenia and bipolar).
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As for her mental health issues ... Tommie told our Raquel Harper she's bipolar in a 2016 episode of "Raq Rants."
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This isn't being bipartisan, this is being bipolar," Maher joked to kick off his opening monologue on HBO's "Real Time.
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He spent two weeks at a psychiatric center on Long Island around 2911 and began taking medication for bipolar disorder.
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Periods of depression in those suffering from bipolar disorder can feel like the floor has dropped out from under them.
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Her own research focuses on improving the care received by people with serious mental illnesses, including schizophrenia and bipolar disorder.
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"It is my hope that interacting with this work will reduce the stigma of bipolar disorder and depression," Obert says.
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He had misdiagnosed the boy as having bipolar and attention deficit disorders which led to the prescription, the BBC reports.
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Most psychiatrists regard SAD as being a subclass of generalized depression or, in a smaller proportion of cases, bipolar disorder.
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I read that you related most to the mum, that you suffered from bipolar disorder and experienced similar sleep paralysis?
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Most of the inflammatory molecules which make up these tests have a huge variance across the population of bipolar patients.
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A few days later, my psychiatrist diagnosed me with bipolar disorder and prescribed a common anticonvulsant with minimal side effects.
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For similar reasons, it doesn't seem to work so well for people with bipolar disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder, or schizophrenia.
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During her life, she was outspoken about her battles with mental health, talking openly about her bipolar disorder and treatments.
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The midterm campaign has returned to the sort of bipolar dynamic that defined it at the start of the year.
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Not only has the rapper and provocateur managed stardom on his own terms, he has also said he is bipolar.
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Depression, bipolar disorder, dementia, schizophrenia, anxiety disorders—these are all said to be the most common examples of mental conditions.
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Music hasn't just given Halsey her career; it's also given her a way to find stability with her bipolar disorder.
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Mr. Vassell had bipolar disorder, and his family said that the police at his local precinct knew of his condition.
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The first thing to know about McDermott's book is not that it's about having bipolar disorder — lots of people do.
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The share of America's violence problem (excluding suicide) that is explainable by diseases like schizophrenia and bipolar disorder is tiny.
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We discussed side effects of medication and our attempts to hide our bipolar diagnosis from acquaintances and even some friends.
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Keith O'Neil, who received a diagnosis of bipolar disorder with psychotic episodes in 2010, will get $2,303 less per month.
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And insurers routinely cover applicants with actual diseases controlled by medications, including diabetes, epilepsy, high blood pressure and bipolar disorder.
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CIA officer Carrie Mathison (Claire Danes) is tops in her field despite being bipolar, which makes her volatile and unpredictable.
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Danes plays Carrie Mathison, a brilliant C.I.A. officer with bipolar disorder, alongside Patinkin as her recruiter and mentor, Saul Berenson.
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No doubt some doughty psycho-biographer has decreed that the great detective was bipolar, or autistic, or had Asperger's syndrome.
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Another systematic review highlighted a potentially small but statistically significant link between marijuana use and the development of bipolar disorder.
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I wrote a second book a few years later, "The Dark Side of Innocence," about my childhood growing up bipolar.
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