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The brilliant Madness - How might bipolar disorder affect the world?

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The brilliant Madness - How might bipolar disorder affect the world?
« Reply #20 on: 28/11/2008 02:48:49 »
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100%! Are you sure?

Yes!! I have never met even one person who has not been sad or had a down moods at times.

Everyone has mild cycles of happiness and sadness during their lives,, I am of course not referring to repeated clinical depression that requires lifelong treatment and medication

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« Reply #21 on: 29/11/2008 15:16:35 »
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Yes!! I have never met even one person who has not been sad or had a down moods at times.

But being sad is not the same as having depression, is it?
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« Reply #22 on: 29/11/2008 18:32:33 »
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Maybe but everyone has mood swings, and I feel people who are not really ill are put on psychiatric drugs.

My sister as an example went to her doctor for a problem unrelated to depression or bipolar disorder, and the doctor told her she might be bipolar which she decidedly was not

She is one of the most collected balanced person I have ever met

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