Posts about Bipolar Disorder (BP1, BP2, Cyclothymic disorder) symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, advice and support.
Since you are reading this post, you are probably searching for borderpolar symptoms. Is there a “borderpolar test”? Well, look no further then, as this post aims to address exactly that. First of all, “borderpolar” is not an official term, and it does not describe a mental illness. Instead, it is an unofficial term that …
So, borderpolar. After all, this is what this blog is, or better was, all about. In simple words, borderpolar is the comorbidity of bipolar disorder and borderline personality disorder. The article would basically stop here, or this blog would not even exist, if the definition was all that mattered. Both disorders have been researched to quite a significant extend after all. What this article focuses on is the impact of this dual diagnosis on a patient’s life and the lack of optimal borderpolar treatment.
The rest of my life as I’m at last getting more and more control of my mental illness instead of the opposite is beginning. And I’ve been waiting for a really long time.
Researchers have identified genetic risk factors for developing bipolar disorder and psychoses among people with depression. In the longer term, the results may contribute to ensuring the correct diagnosis is made earlier, so that the patients can receive the correct treatment as quickly as possible.
This is the story of how borderline personality disorder ruined my relationship with the girl of my dreams and nearly ruined my life.
My predetermined downfall as a child, a teenager and then as an adult.
September 10, 2020, was the World Suicide Prevention Day. While I have left suicidal thoughts behind — hopefully for good — the importance and the sensitivity of the topic will always keep me interested and involved. We need to talk more about suicide and understand the reason behind it better. I’ve been searching for personal …
World suicide prevention day: Let’s talk about suicide by Ali Read More »
I have always said that I’ve been living my life in 0s and 1s. That was long before I realized I was bipolar and borderline. Since I turned 16, it has been challenging for me to isolate any pure happiness periods in my life. But even when I sought expert help, we got most of …
