Can People With Bipolar Disorders Live a Normal Life?

[Ciri]

Absolutely! People with bipolar disorders can live a normal life. In fact, research has found that people with bipolar disorders are more intelligent and capable or love and have a normal relationship. Not everyone with bipolar disorders will experience delusions, auditory and visual hallucinations. If someone sees or hears things, that is a case of extreme mood or mania. People with bipolar disorders have jobs, families, and live a normal life.

Untreated bipolar disorders can led to progressive brain damages. Sadly, there is no known cure for bipolar disorders.

[Alexandoy]

When I was handling a writing workshop for a non-profit organization, we had a student who was very eager to write. She is already a writer but she wanted to enhance her knowledge. She was trying to get closer to me maybe because I was the officer who is in charge of the workshop (but I am not the lecturer). We had been communicating by email and phone text. But there came a time that she admitted her problem that she is bipolar. That is the reason for her sudden mood changes. That turned me off. I am sorry to be discriminating but I got scared.

[The Raven]

Yes, they can. I had a friend with bipolar disorder and he is still working as a technician in hospital. It was very obvious on his mood changes in a split of a second. But it seems that with heavy medication he can deal with it. Interestingly when he sees my father, he tells him to wish me all best but when I write SMS to him, he tells me he doesn't want to hangout with me. Very odd.

[Debashis]

Yes, with proper treatment and support, people with bipolar disorder can lead fulfilling lives. Medication, therapy, and self-care strategies can help manage symptoms and enable individuals to maintain stability and engage in daily activities, relationships, and work or school.