Here are some things you might have missed from Bipolar Burble and Breaking Bipolar:

• For When I'm Suicidal; For When You're Suicidal — This is an important message that I wrote to myself for when I'm suicidal. I hope it will benefit you too.
• No One Would Want Me If They Knew the Real Disabled Me — I am disabled by multiple chronic conditions. These conditions affect me every day. I fear no one will love me if they see the day-to-day affects of my disability.
• Spending on Genetic-Drug Interaction Tests for Antidepressant Selection? Think Twice — Testing one's saliva or blood to supposedly make selecting a medication easier is getting more common. But does it work?
• Self-Harm Myth: People Who Self-Harm Like Pain — There are many myths about people who self-harm. This is one of the most common.
• I Can't Stop Crying — I have gone through so many times when I just couldn't stop crying — like now.
• Can We Really Prevent Most Suicides? — The suicide rate is astonishing and there are many programs that try to curb it. But do these programs work? Can they ever?
• Should Every Adult Be Screened for Anxiety? — Recently, a medical recommendation was made stating that every adult under the age of 65 should be screened for anxiety. But is this really a good idea?
• Don't Shame People for Not Having a Positive Outlook — Not everyone has a positive outlook and that's okay.
• Why People Don't Like Antipsychotics: They've Tried Them — I have been on so many antipsychotics. My reactions have ranged from awful or horrific. That doesn't mean I don't still take them, though.
• I'm Tired to Explaining Bipolar Disorder to Others — I have gone through so many times when I just couldn't stop crying — like now.

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