Current Bipolar News
Posted Under: Daily Bipolar Disorder Message
Hi,
Getting the news early to you today.
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Here are the news headlines:
Is It Bipolar Disorder or Depression? Learn the Signs
DO> Great article. Very confusing topic.
The Role of Antidepressants for the Treatment of Bipolar Depression
DO> Another great article, take a look.
Bipolar Disorder Increases 4000 Percent In Children And Adolescents?
DO> What do you make up this? Do you think this makes sense?
A Psychiatrists Worst Nightmare? Psychiatrist Stabbing Raises Concerns
DO> This is really scary. It’s rare this type of thing happens however.
Mood Mapping, Tips from a Doctor
DO> What do you think of this concept?
Bipolar Disorder and Post-Partum Disorders
DO> Another great article.
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My ‘friend’ Sherie,
You wrote to me, first, honey. They say those in the mental health business are the ones who need the most ‘help.’ I fear to think that you are a psych nurse and tell your patients ‘no wonder they have no friends’ …. I think there is a reason why you are on this blog and it is not just to ‘brag’ that you helped your boyfriend. Go get some help.
It puzzles me how the stabbing of a psychiatrist by a patient in the hospital could have happened. How could she have got hold of a knife? When my boyfriend was in the psych ward last year no sharp objects were allowed. All jewellery was put in a safe. Cigarette lighters, pens and other tools could only be used in the presence of a nurse and were handed back afterwards. The strict security is in place mainly to prevent the patients from harming themselves, which is more common than harming someone else.