Comments on: What Happens when the Brain Has a Disorder “+”Bipolar? http://knowingbipolardisorder.com/2009/07/what-happens-when-the-brain-has-a-disorder-bipolar/ Coming to Grips with Bipolar Disorder Tue, 24 Jan 2012 12:25:13 +0000 hourly 1 By: fati http://knowingbipolardisorder.com/2009/07/what-happens-when-the-brain-has-a-disorder-bipolar/#comment-5641 fati Thu, 24 Nov 2011 02:59:07 +0000 http://knowingbipolardisorder.com/?p=1008#comment-5641 J'ai 53 ans et suis bipolaire depuis l'enfance, mais diagnostiquée depuis 15 ans environ. J'ai une soeur et il est vrai que parfois e ne sais pourquoi surtout quand je suis en phase dépressive je m'en prend à elle, sans savoir pourquoi je pourrai lui dire les choses autrement mais je n'y arrive pas, mais pas seulement avec elle. Ma vie sentimentale a été très compliquée, à cause de ce poison. Mon ami actuel commence à mieux me gérer . Votre soeur vous aime j'en suis sûre mais son poison l'a rend désagréable. Courage J'ai 53 ans et suis bipolaire depuis l'enfance, mais diagnostiquée depuis 15 ans environ. J'ai une soeur et il est vrai que parfois e ne sais pourquoi surtout quand je suis en phase dépressive je m'en prend à elle, sans savoir pourquoi je pourrai lui dire les choses autrement mais je n'y arrive pas, mais pas seulement avec elle. Ma vie sentimentale a été très compliquée, à cause de ce poison. Mon ami actuel commence à mieux me gérer . Votre soeur vous aime j'en suis sûre mais son poison l'a rend désagréable. Courage

]]> By: Diane Oberlin http://knowingbipolardisorder.com/2009/07/what-happens-when-the-brain-has-a-disorder-bipolar/#comment-4504 Diane Oberlin Thu, 03 Jun 2010 17:55:03 +0000 http://knowingbipolardisorder.com/?p=1008#comment-4504 I'm pretty certain my sister is bipolar as I have checked out the symptoms, and she has just about every one of them. I'm sad because we can't seem to have a relationship. Whenever we talk, she attacks me verbally out of left field. She doesn't have any close friends and isolates herself. She is 62 and I am a year younger. This type of behavior has gone on for years with the exception of a time when we both lived with one of my daughters while our respective homes were being worked on. She seemed to control her behavior more during that time, and it was at that time that two of my daughters pointed out that she was bipolar. I never thought about it before that time and just figured she resented me. After we moved out and she got back into her own home, she went back to her old behavior of anger and isolation. After many exhausting years of this behavior, I've decided to stay away. I'm always there for her if she needs me, but I've decided I won't put myself in a position of letting her verbally attack me. I'm wondering if anyone, professional or otherwise, has suggested to her that she is bipolar. Would it be wise for me to approach her about her being bipolar? I would appreciate your feedback. Thank you. I'm pretty certain my sister is bipolar as I have checked out the symptoms, and she has just about every one of them. I'm sad because we can't seem to have a relationship. Whenever we talk, she attacks me verbally out of left field. She doesn't have any close friends and isolates herself. She is 62 and I am a year younger. This type of behavior has gone on for years with the exception of a time when we both lived with one of my daughters while our respective homes were being worked on. She seemed to control her behavior more during that time, and it was at that time that two of my daughters pointed out that she was bipolar. I never thought about it before that time and just figured she resented me. After we moved out and she got back into her own home, she went back to her old behavior of anger and isolation. After many exhausting years of this behavior, I've decided to stay away. I'm always there for her if she needs me, but I've decided I won't put myself in a position of letting her verbally attack me.

I'm wondering if anyone, professional or otherwise, has suggested to her that she is bipolar. Would it be wise for me to approach her about her being bipolar? I would appreciate your feedback.

Thank you.

]]> By: Bipolar Brain http://knowingbipolardisorder.com/2009/07/what-happens-when-the-brain-has-a-disorder-bipolar/#comment-3701 Bipolar Brain Mon, 05 Oct 2009 09:05:40 +0000 http://knowingbipolardisorder.com/?p=1008#comment-3701 Bipolar disorder can have adverse affect on a person's everyday life. According to recent studies, many Americans are suffering form this mental disease due to negligence and lack of proper education on this particular disease. Getting the right treatment at the right time can definitely help a person to overcome bipolar disorder. Bipolar disorder can have adverse affect on a person's everyday life. According to recent studies, many Americans are suffering form this mental disease due to negligence and lack of proper education on this particular disease. Getting the right treatment at the right time can definitely help a person to overcome bipolar disorder.

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