Surviving Bipolar

Part 17: How I Ignored All the Good Advice and Started a Relationship After My Bipolar Diagnosis
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Part 17: How I Ignored All the Good Advice and Started a Relationship After My Bipolar Diagnosis

Meeting a girl who changed everything. My first glimpse of Tiffany was of her perched on the hood of her uncle’s white Chevy Nova. Wearing…

Part 16: Friends Kept Me Busy, My Therapist Was a Disappointment
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Part 16: Friends Kept Me Busy, My Therapist Was a Disappointment

Part 16 of the Surviving Bipolar Series tells the story of what happened the first few weeks after my stay in a psychiatric hospital.

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Part 15: Leaving the Psychiatric Hospital and Taking a Break Before Returning to Life
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Part 15: Leaving the Psychiatric Hospital and Taking a Break Before Returning to Life

Part 15 of the Surviving Bipolar Series describes the first few days after leaving a psychiatric hospital. Read how bipolar disorder feels on the inside. | #SpeakingBipolar #mentalhealth #mentalillness #bipolardisorder #mentalillnessawareness

Part 14: Coming Out of Sedation in the Psychiatric Ward: The Valuable Life Insights I Gained
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Part 14: Coming Out of Sedation in the Psychiatric Ward: The Valuable Life Insights I Gained

Have you or someone you know been struggling with bipolar disorder?

In my experience in a psychiatric hospital, I learned about addiction and connected to patients like me.

During my stay, I found gratitude and hope.

Read my story now to learn how to start finding peace while living with mental illness.

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Part 13: Watching a Meltdown and Opening Up In Group Therapy
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Part 13: Watching a Meltdown and Opening Up In Group Therapy

During days 5 and 6 in a psychiatric hospital, I finally started to feel like I was making progress. Read Part 13 of the Surviving Bipolar Series where Scott Ninneman shares the early days of his bipolar disorder journey.
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