Comments on: Dealing with Bipolar? This Can Make You Stronger http://www.bipolarcentral.com/bipolarsupporterblog/dealing-with-bipolar-this-can-make-you-stronger/ With this blog, I want to keep all of you updated on important information about bipolar disorder and how it affects families. Here you can discuss effects of bipolar disorder, the risks of bipolar disorder, analyze some case studies and also can come to know about the treatments for bipolar disorder. Share with someone who has bipolar disorder today. Tue, 16 Mar 2010 13:34:00 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: Becky http://www.bipolarcentral.com/bipolarsupporterblog/dealing-with-bipolar-this-can-make-you-stronger/comment-page-1/#comment-16208 Becky Mon, 07 Dec 2009 06:42:36 +0000 http://www.bipolarcentral.com/bipolarsupporterblog/?p=2325#comment-16208 Good for you DavidOliver, for not giving up, for keeping going. A lot of people with bipolar disorder simply give up, feeling no hope. What they don't realize is that bipolar disorder isn't always a bad thing. In <a href="http://www.bipolarman.org/AbouttheAuthor.html" rel="nofollow"> Richard Jarzynka's </a> latest book, "Blessed with Bipolar: 36 God-Given Gifts of Manic-Depression," I learned that people with bipolar feel emotions more intensely than most people. Because of this people with bipolar disorder can empathize better with people and can comfort people in a way that most people can't. Richard Jarzynka points out that these people (people with bipolar disorder) are true instruments, sent here to help god in changing others lives. If only everyone with bipolar disorder realized this... Good for you DavidOliver, for not giving up, for keeping going. A lot of people with bipolar disorder simply give up, feeling no hope. What they don’t realize is that bipolar disorder isn’t always a bad thing. In Richard Jarzynka’s latest book, “Blessed with Bipolar: 36 God-Given Gifts of Manic-Depression,” I learned that people with bipolar feel emotions more intensely than most people.
Because of this people with bipolar disorder can empathize better with people and can comfort people in a way that most people can’t. Richard Jarzynka points out that these people (people with bipolar disorder) are true instruments, sent here to help god in changing others lives. If only everyone with bipolar disorder realized this…

]]> By: suzanne http://www.bipolarcentral.com/bipolarsupporterblog/dealing-with-bipolar-this-can-make-you-stronger/comment-page-1/#comment-15094 suzanne Thu, 19 Nov 2009 02:27:42 +0000 http://www.bipolarcentral.com/bipolarsupporterblog/?p=2325#comment-15094 Before I investigated all the articles out there about bipolar, and found this site, I thouht I was the only one who had such varied symptoms. Once I accepted the diagnosis of "bipolar disosrder," and that I WASN'T the only one to have religious delusions, I looked at the disorder as something "unique" and "special." That's not to say I'm "lucky" to be a person with bipolar. It just says I recognize my strengths and talents a lot more than I did before. And just because I'm on Social Security Disability doesn't mean I just sit around the house and watch DVDs all day (I did for YEARS!). I'm on my computer for 3-4 hours every day, filling out forms and taking surveys, as well as signing up for mystery shopping. I am able to "function" and stabilize now. So, for those with bipolar - take your heads out of the sand, and look at the big, bright, beautiful world, and enjoy your little part of it. BIG HUGS to all bipolar survivors and those who love us. ay God bless you real good. I pray for my country. Before I investigated all the articles out there about bipolar, and found this site, I thouht I was the only one who had such varied symptoms. Once I accepted the diagnosis of “bipolar disosrder,” and that I WASN’T the only one to have religious delusions, I looked at the disorder as something “unique” and “special.” That’s not to say I’m “lucky” to be a person with bipolar. It just says I recognize my strengths and talents a lot more than I did before. And just because I’m on Social Security Disability doesn’t mean I just sit around the house and watch DVDs all day (I did for YEARS!). I’m on my computer for 3-4 hours every day, filling out forms and taking surveys, as well as signing up for mystery shopping. I am able to “function” and stabilize now. So, for those with bipolar – take your heads out of the sand, and look at the big, bright, beautiful world, and enjoy your little part of it.

BIG HUGS to all bipolar survivors and those who love us. ay God bless you real good. I pray for my country.

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