It is in this area that you will find articles about bipolar disorder that don't fit into the other specified sections.
When to Call Your Psychiatrist is an article that answers that question - sometimes we find it hard to know when we should be contacting him or her.
The following brochures and booklets are available in the .pdf format
All are believed to be in the public domain.
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 | Living With Bipolar II |
| Bipolar Overview 2002 |
| A Story of Bipolar Disorder |
After twenty-eight years of symptoms, on-again off-again episodes of depression with anxiety, dark thoughts and blue moods interspersed with high energy phases and irritable outbursts, at age forty-five, I was finally diagnosed with a bipolar II mood disorder, a form of manic depression. For the first time, I had the right medical words to understand myself. I wasn’t a mad, a bad or a sad person, just a person with a mood disorder. After decades of brain problems, no wonder I was anxious.
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