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How should I approach interacting with a person with bipolar or manic depression?
I've come across an individual who has bipolar disorder. It seems like this person has some serious issues and is trying to demand a fair amount from me, which I'm really resisting. I just don't think it's my place to get involved in the issues. I don't have the training or skills.
However, I wonder, in general, how I might interact with this person to help while not getting sucked in to the problem.
Are you sure he has bipolar disorder or Borderline personality disorder ? Sometimes the symptoms can have overlap. The biggest issue in case of bipolars is managing their mood swings , their anger and rage. You must win his trust and ensure that even in worst of episodes he can be controlled by you. Also observe if he is exhibiting any signs of excessive spending , gambling or in depressive state suicidal attempts or suicidal ideation. Basically ensure that he does not cause any harm to himself or anyone around the society.
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At 36 and finally, fully diagnose with manic depression.?
I've been struggling years but its seems to get worse its affecting all aspects in my life ,now family of 4,husband only income,its becoming tough for medical care ,my question what should i do next i already apply for SSD since august, nothing yet,,I dont know of what im more afraid ,not getting the help that i need or loosing completly my head.
Hi. I was diagnosed at 43, should have been around 36. Work with your doctor is the best advice. Sooner or later you will find the meds that really work. I know that fear of loosing your mind, and nothing is worse than that, except sometimes when it's happening. At whatever cost, stick with a decent doc.
Below are a couple useful sites. The first one has good info on psych meds. It also has a talk board. The second is mostly a chat board. Lot's of ppl with bipolar there.
http://www.crazymeds.us
http://www.crazyboards.org
Hang in there. From another who has gone to not such good places, it does get better.
Btw, from what I hear, SSD always takes time and you will probably have to go thru the appeal process. There's info on the talk boards about it.
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