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Hi ((Trish)) You were asking about Bipolar Disorder, I am Bipolar/Manic depressive, and its mainly a "mood disorder" and chemical imbalance. It can affect you in a way, that you have mood swings, "highs and Lows", and if its combined with manic depression, the way I am, it can send you into deep depressions. But rather then my trying to explain it, I have some addresses to websites you can go to that can explain it better then I can. They are: http://www.bipolarworld.net (and) http://www.manicmoment.org Or you can go to the top of sober recoverys homepage and click on "Help Index" and get some information that way. I hope this helps. Sorry about not getting this post out sooner, but I just noticed it this morning. Love and ((hugs)) Bonni
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Symptoms vary from person to person, but common symptoms include time periods of depression and or suicidal thoughts....there's a bunch of symptoms that are depression. In mania, people act differently. Some are very *high* and happy...very grandiose, invinsible...others can be aggitated and angry when manic. Common symptoms of mania are sexual acting out, spending money, rapid speech and thoughts , inability to sit still, insomia, plus others. Cycles from depression can occur as frequently as a few times a day to every few months. Hope this helps some friendofbillw89 diagnosed Bipolar in 1996 sober since 1989 | |
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