What can we provide for you or your loved one that will make a difference in your life? from Don't Be Scared of Bipolar Disorder

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How can we help make your life easier? happier? more stable? better understood?

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    bipolar_bare bipolar_bare Apr 13, 2009 @ 10:49 pm
    This is a wonderful lens! When you have a chance, I'd love for you to visit my bipolar lens. Be sure to say hello when you stop by!
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    Frugal_Mom Frugal_Mom Mar 1, 2009 @ 6:00 am
    Very interesting lens. My husband is bipolar. It's been a rocky road. (14 years). He has not yet gotton to the point of being able to control or even help control his episodes We've just started researching the links to food.
    It's really nice to read a "happy" bipolar story. You don't see it much. I adore my husband, but it has not all been easy.
    I started a blog about my Bipolar Husband, mainly as an outlet to voice my opinions and frustrations. It's really nice to see a happy ending. I have high hopes for my marriage and my husband and that includes his bipolar disorder. Stories like yours just reaffirm my hope that things can be ok!

    Take care
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    edprice edprice Jan 19, 2009 @ 11:21 pm
    I have a few friends who suffer with Bipolar. Over the years we have gotten to control their ups and downs. I've met a lot of people who find it hard to cope with bipolar. The good thing about today is that there have been a lot discovered to deal with bipolar disorder.

    If you want to know more than check out the lenses that I have up.
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    sonia5880 sonia5880 Jan 17, 2009 @ 10:36 am
    My ex-boyfriend suffers with Bipolar Disorder. Through our struggles I've done a lot of research myself to try to understand the disorder and why he feels/acts the way he does. I truly feel for those afflicted and their loved ones as it can be very destructive in all areas of their lives and ours. It's critical that they seek treatment (medical or alternative) to help them lead productive lives, although, it's very hard just to get someone with Bipolar Disorder to seek treatment or to find ways of managing its symptoms.
    Thank you for providing your insight! You might find it helpful to visit my lenses on Bipolar Disorder Signs & Symptoms and Proven Natural Treatments for Bipolar Disorder

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    man007 man007 Sep 15, 2008 @ 12:13 pm
    My bipolar disorder has been both a blessing and a curse. This really is a gift that people need to embrace. Here is a link to my new blog:

    Bipolar Symptoms
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    sbucciarel sbucciarel Sep 4, 2008 @ 9:38 am
    Great lense. The Firestorm Forum is great for promoting your lenses and blogs. There's a very active Squidoo community there. firestormforum.com Hope you check it out. I also have a lense about it at http://www.squidoo.com/firestorm
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    ElizabethJeanAllen ElizabethJeanAllen Sep 3, 2008 @ 6:14 pm
    I have several friends that are bipolar. Its not easy to live.
    Very informative lens.
    Lizzy
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    SemperFidelis SemperFidelis Sep 3, 2008 @ 2:19 pm
    Nice first lens Dianne. Right now I'm working with a web designer who struggles with bipolar. He seems to have a good handle on it. 5* and favorited. Also, welcome to the SquidU forums. :o)

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