Share Your Bipolar Story

We invite you to share your stories and insights with us and with other visitors to the Bipolar Blog. We hope that through sharing our experiences and insights, we can all come to a better understanding of bipolar disorder and perhaps even manage it more effectively in our lives. (Scroll down to the bottom to type or paste your story in the Leave a Reply box to share it.)

When reading and commenting on the stories and insights of others, keep in mind that we are not responsible for what others choose to post or any advice they may offer. This area is intended to be an open forum. We discourage any blatant advertising of products or services, and we may remove comments that we deem to be advertisements. When posting comments and responding to other people’s stories, please remain respectful and courteous.

Following are links to the stories that visitors have posted so far, listed newest to oldest. An alphabetical listing is in the navigation bar on the right.

Amy: Husband with Bipolar (New)

Phyllis (New)

An Honest Heart: Boyfriend with Bipolar (New)

Hopping Roller Coasters (New)

Casey’s Bipolar Story (New)

Brent: Gone But Scared of the Nightmare Return (New)

Desiree Cart Dugas (New)

Birgit: Husband with Bipolar

Dealing with a Lack of Intimacy

Gina’s Bipolar Story

Rachel: Looking for Answers

Cherise (New)

Samantha’s Story

mekj77 Tired of Being Paranoid

Jasmine’s Story

Changes That Improve Mental and Physical Health

The Beast Is Back… Again

Sanjana

Bob’s Wife with Bipolar

Leroy Joseph

Tony’s Story: Living with Bipolar II

Me vs. “Normal”: Living with Bipolar as a Teenager

Steve on Rebuilding a Life

Lisa’s Story: Don’t Be Cruel

Ann’s Husband and Son

Theresa’s Husband

Robin’s Story

Husband Thought He Was Jesus

My Monster by Katherine Kizer

Marie

Bipolar Mom

Austin

Kathleen

A Backhanded Blessing by Neil Walton

Cassie’s Story

Hazel

Christina

Kid with a Hope

Chris Summa

Carole

My Black Dog by Neil

Cyndi

PeterBGood

D. Tomas

Design Girl

Nicole

Patricia

Heather Brown

Linda M.

Affliction Ate Her

Georgia

Andrew

Larrisa

Jacki

Tila – Totally Alone

Kelly’s Story

JR: Need Help with Bipolar Boyfriend

Celine

Bipolaroni – Rita C.

Linda – Orthomolecular Cure?

Dave

The Walking Cure

Debbie Bruce: Addiction or Bipolar I?

Manic: Dancing To A Different Tune

Pamela Rose

Northern Monkey

Alexandra’s Bipolar Husband

Almost a Relief

Larry – Married to Bipolar

Arthur

The Flick of the Switch

Tom Smith on Unconditional Love

Darryl

Suzanne

Take Action to Change Your Partner’s Reaction

MissUnderstood

Strength in Small Numbers

From Withdrawal to Awakening: A Continuing Journey

Michelle from Manchester, England

You’ll Never Work in This Town Again!

Kimboo

The Bipolar Guy

Just Me

J Klein

Shane (of BipolarWorldz)

Resveratrol

Bipolar Extramarital Affair

Ryan M. Christman

Janine

Jane’s Family

Trevor

Ellie

Debra

My Bipolar Mother

Adam

Sherry’s Story: Bipolar Family

Larry and Linda Drain (Hopeworks Community of Tennessee)

Jill’s story of her daughter Bri

“The Unhealable Disease” (a Poem by George)

Lizzie

Terri Cheney, author of Manic: A Memoir

Jill Ravitz

Victor Kennedy, author of Hypomanic – Mad in England

David from Manchester, England

Amanda Walton-Gaston

Raising Nathan (Childhood/Adolescent Bipolar)

Bubba

A Wife’s Story (Married to Bipolar)

Donna’s Daughter

Natalie D’s Story

Confused Husband

Note: We rearranged the stories to place each story on a separate page, so they don’t get mixed up with comments from other stories. If you don’t see your story on this page, check the alphabetical listing in the sidebar to the right under “Share Your Bipolar Story” and the links above. We hope you like the arrangement.

After you post your story, it will appear temporarily on this page. Within 48 hours, we will edit your story lightly (for typos only). We will not alter the content of the post. We will also move the story to a page of its own, where visitors can post their comments.

If you would like us to consider your story for inclusion in the next edition of Bipolar Disorder For Dummies, please include your email address where requested in the form below, so we can contact you to obtain permission in the event that we select your story. We cannot use your story in our book without your written permission. We will not publish or share your email address or send you any information unless you request something.

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