Bipolar disorder (manic depression) is a brain disorder, a chemical deficiency in the brain. This disorder causes shifts in a person's mood state, energy level and performance ability. Suicide is a dangerous component of the bipolar puzzle.
This illness is long-term but treatable. A combination of drugs and psychotherapy is widely prescribed and will return most patients to a productive life.
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Displays various essays and personal thoughts on this disorder.
A man discusses his disorder in a blog.
Provides personal experiences, describes the illness and discusses pharmacology.
One woman's account of living with bipolar disorder.
Weblog of a lady writing about her life as a mother and life in general.
A blog that documents the life of a sufferer.
Thoughts on politics, religion and music from an American lady with the illness.
Dealing with bipolar disorder and recovery in articles and video. Includes information on meetings in Maryville and Knoxville, Tennessee.
A memoir of a bipolar woman, before and after being diagnosed.
A blog about life with Bipolar II, complete with opinions, stories, and occasional attempts at something resembling art.
A young woman from Mississippi writes about her illness, treatment and relationships.
Thoughts on politics, religion and music from an American lady with the illness.
A blog that documents the life of a sufferer.
Weblog of a lady writing about her life as a mother and life in general.
Dealing with bipolar disorder and recovery in articles and video. Includes information on meetings in Maryville and Knoxville, Tennessee.
A blog about life with Bipolar II, complete with opinions, stories, and occasional attempts at something resembling art.
A young woman from Mississippi writes about her illness, treatment and relationships.
One woman's account of living with bipolar disorder.
A man discusses his disorder in a blog.
Provides personal experiences, describes the illness and discusses pharmacology.
A memoir of a bipolar woman, before and after being diagnosed.
Displays various essays and personal thoughts on this disorder.
