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    Mistakes Bipolars Make

    Posted by Administrator in Symptoms, Bipolar Disorder.

    What are the most common misconceptions around bipolar disorder? Read about mistakes both those with the disorder and their loved ones experience: #1 – They believe they are always going to be dysfunctional. They have negative beliefs and low expectations about themselves, keeping them sick (a self-fulfilling prophecy). It can be discouraging at times to have bipolar disorder. However, if you believe that you are always going to be dysfunctional, you are setting yourself up for failure before you even start. Getting discouraged and believing you will always be dysfunctional are two different things – the first is just a feeling, and it will subside, as you see yourself get better. However, the second is a state of mind – an attitude, if you will, and one that can be deadly for you. Read more

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