Asking for help

          Bipolar Disorder is like the common cold; don’t wait for it to get worst and out of control. You’re not alone. Millions of people have been diagnosed and are being treated for this mental disorder. Even though you’re feeling the symptoms; Bipolar Disorder doesn’t only affect you. It affects your life, your family, your loved ones, your friends, and everyone associated with you. Bipolar Disorder affects your feelings, thoughts, and behavior making socializing and relationships not just difficult for you but also for the people involved with you. Bipolar Disorder is the most common mental disorder in the United States consisting of symptoms that may and have resulted in suicide. Bipolar Disorder is effectively treatable when properly diagnosed and treated. So if you know someone or you yourself are suffering from this disorder. Just know you are not alone.