Bipolar Disorder has a whole range
of symptoms, from minor problems to major problems. Bipolar is a common
disorder defined by uncontrollable intense mood swings from manic episodes to
depressive episodes. These episodes change severely and sometime together.
Suffering
from Bipolar Disorder can make the simplest things seem complicated. Relationships
become unfunctional. Everyday life can become hard to deal with. Adults dealing
with Bipolar Disorder may experience feelings of sadness, emptiness, loss of
interest, difficult to concentrate, feelings of being overwhelmed, periods of
mania, manic episodes, unable to remember things, unable to make simple
decisions, hopelessness, worthlessness, change in appetite, change in weight,
isolation, emotional episodes and in severe cases thoughts or attempts of
suicide. Children express and feel Bipolar Disorder a little differently than
adults. Considering their lives have hardly started and they haven’t
experienced nor do they understand their feelings yet. Children suffering from
Bipolar Disorder may have episodes of abnormality, may cause constant
disruption, destructive behavior, troubled, and have signs of pain or
suffering. On the opposite side some children express massive creativity, seeks
approval on goals and positive achievements. Generally full symptoms are
established by late adolescence going into early adult hood for these children.
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