A Brilliant Madness
This is his misery, this is his demise, this is his life. Bipolar disorder literally grasps the reins of your life control and all aspects experience a drastic change. A pitiful thought, to think that any individual can experience the grief of manic-depression, yet only .5 percent of the world is clinically diagnosed (Turkington 77). Sure, everyone feels the blues at times, it is a basic part of life and even some might have half-seriously considered suicide, but bipolar disorder is different from any brief sadness. It effects the brain, the nerves, and the heart; your body is lost in disease. Bipolar patients are diagnosed by a psychiatrict physician as a severely depressed individual who experiences periods of blunt solemness, next climax to hyperactive and impetuous behavior, and then downfall back to feeling despairful depressed emotions. Manic-depression has several relapses as victims suffer a continuous rollercoaster-like ride of emotions of sadness to extreme hyperactivity. Yet, Bipolar disorder has often been mistaken in the past for other false conditions such as an individ
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Approximate Word count = 1460
Approximate Pages = 6 (250 words per page double spaced)
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