Bipolar Treatment

I have my Precription but for some reason, so I take afraud. I have been treated for depression, but after years without succces I have been diagnosed with bipolar disorder. Why do I fear? And can anyone relate? Lithium has a long and successful history and a friend of mine used so I could see good results. Be careful, because the dose is essential. Has never too much. I have heard that filling in a bipolar make the same creativity, making it a choice that you may take. You have every reason to be afraid. It is poison. You probably do not have a bipolar disorder. There are misdiagnosed all the time. Psychiatrists are full of crap. Please do this. Go to Youtube.com and type in psychiatry. You will find many videos that show you how psychiatry is not science. You do not need to take lithium for the rest of their lives. Stop seeing your psychiatrist. I did a report on ltihium and so I know a lot about. Lithium in bipolar disorder Medics help because they can calm their anger and outbreaks are not so bad it's really not that bad, it's just a crude anyway. I also think that doctors just expect that it will always bipolar disorder because they do not know what it is. Half the time it is not even, but something else! For www.psychologyinfo.com / depression / bipolar.htm drugs. Make the site gives good information on lithium for bipolar disorder, and it also lists other drugs, perhaps you could discuss with your doctor. My husband was bipolar recently, after twenty years redefined treated schizophrenia. It has been tried many different medications mental health. Too many for me to remember all the names. I do not think it was one of those lithium. Only when he was bipolar and redefined started Depakote, he was also someone who could work to meet everyday. After many years in many types of medication for bipolar disorder type I, finally succumbed to the battery when everything else has failed, it makes a difference, and weight gain for fear that I had put off taking it for many years that never happened (in fact I've lost weight on it!) BUT.it will change your perception of who you are, and creativity is concerned, it has been difficult for me to handle as a writer. I continue the daily struggle of the need to take pills for a patient was no real proof. It is a common problem for people with bipolar disorder. My advice is to try to see how it feels after a month. If your improvemnt ones and see if it makes life easier for them with you, then in my mind, it's worth. I call my "pills to keep everyone happy!" I wrote a book about my experience, which was recently published in a book that can be useful with a little light on the debate about drugs together .