Comments on: Bipolar disorder and aggressive irritation… http://bipolarhappens.com/bhblog/bipolar-disorder-and-aggressive-irritation/ by Julie A. Fast Sat, 20 Mar 2010 00:13:55 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Carrie http://bipolarhappens.com/bhblog/bipolar-disorder-and-aggressive-irritation/comment-page-1/#comment-2993 Carrie Fri, 28 Aug 2009 16:20:53 +0000 http://bipolarhappens.com/bhblog/?p=801#comment-2993 My daughter-in-law is bipolar and alcoholic, though in denial about the latter. She is extremely rude and seems to have no concern for the effect her behavior has on those that love her. It is very hard to deal with, and we are all walking on eggshells. She has three small children. I need some insight. My daughter-in-law is bipolar and alcoholic, though in denial about the latter. She is extremely rude and seems to have no concern for the effect her behavior has on those that love her. It is very hard to deal with, and we are all walking on eggshells. She has three small children. I need some insight.

]]> By: Layla http://bipolarhappens.com/bhblog/bipolar-disorder-and-aggressive-irritation/comment-page-1/#comment-2825 Layla Thu, 13 Aug 2009 21:59:13 +0000 http://bipolarhappens.com/bhblog/?p=801#comment-2825 Hi Julie, Thought you might be interested in my friend George Denslow's book, Living Out of Darkness: A personal journey of embracing the bipolar opportunity. After 20+ years of working with a holistic spiritual approach to what he calls his 'bipolar opportunity', he wanted to share what he's learned with others who are suffering. Among other things, he gives a detailed description of the various types of up and down swings that he's experienced. Hi Julie,
Thought you might be interested in my friend George Denslow’s book, Living Out of Darkness: A personal journey of embracing the bipolar opportunity. After 20+ years of working with a holistic spiritual approach to what he calls his ‘bipolar opportunity’, he wanted to share what he’s learned with others who are suffering. Among other things, he gives a detailed description of the various types of up and down swings that he’s experienced.

]]> By: Danielle http://bipolarhappens.com/bhblog/bipolar-disorder-and-aggressive-irritation/comment-page-1/#comment-2814 Danielle Thu, 13 Aug 2009 15:45:56 +0000 http://bipolarhappens.com/bhblog/?p=801#comment-2814 this really has nothing to do with ur post just the fact that we are bipolar. my boyfriend of one year recently broke up with me as he told me wa sbecause of my bipolar. like i can help it. both my mom and dad had it bad soi inheried, i tend to think i am staying on top of things but yes i did experience alot of lows and he looked at it as personality flaws no my disease. it just pisses me off he didnt understand. this really has nothing to do with ur post just the fact that we are bipolar. my boyfriend of one year recently broke up with me as he told me wa sbecause of my bipolar. like i can help it. both my mom and dad had it bad soi inheried, i tend to think i am staying on top of things but yes i did experience alot of lows and he looked at it as personality flaws no my disease. it just pisses me off he didnt understand.

]]> By: Michelle http://bipolarhappens.com/bhblog/bipolar-disorder-and-aggressive-irritation/comment-page-1/#comment-2759 Michelle Tue, 11 Aug 2009 22:31:34 +0000 http://bipolarhappens.com/bhblog/?p=801#comment-2759 I have friends that have stories about a "crazy friend" out of control. I'm that friend. Those examples above in your story hit a hard note for me. I have friends that have stories about a “crazy friend” out of control. I’m that friend. Those examples above in your story hit a hard note for me.

]]> By: Edward Schiff http://bipolarhappens.com/bhblog/bipolar-disorder-and-aggressive-irritation/comment-page-1/#comment-2749 Edward Schiff Tue, 11 Aug 2009 17:08:00 +0000 http://bipolarhappens.com/bhblog/?p=801#comment-2749 Hi Julie, Your Aug.10 item interested me because it shows a thoughtful realization of the effects of bipolar actions on others, particularly those close to them. If you're interested, I just had a small book published which deals with this general problem, called "The Crashing Ego". You are a good example of how bipolars are often quite talented. Keep writing! Hi Julie,
Your Aug.10 item interested me because it shows a thoughtful realization of the effects of bipolar actions on others, particularly those close to them.

If you’re interested, I just had a small book published which deals with this general problem, called “The Crashing Ego”.
You are a good example of how bipolars are often quite talented.

Keep writing!

]]> By: Diane Glasheen http://bipolarhappens.com/bhblog/bipolar-disorder-and-aggressive-irritation/comment-page-1/#comment-2748 Diane Glasheen Tue, 11 Aug 2009 16:55:36 +0000 http://bipolarhappens.com/bhblog/?p=801#comment-2748 You hit the nail on the head! That is how I am feeling today and I have so many errands that have to be done today! Which means interacting with others and I feel really snappy! I am told you can tell what kind of mood I am just by looking at my face (something I am not proud of at times!) So, I am glad I read your post and will take care when approaching people, places and things today. A positive, yoga class at the end of the day with my daughter. Originally I told her I was busy (not, just too agitated, depressed, etc. to even think of a yoga class) but I think I will get my rear in gear, do what needs to be done and reward myself with one of my favorite things to do. YOGA! Thanks again Julie for putting it out there, your insights, wisdom and all. I feel better already! You hit the nail on the head! That is how I am feeling today and I have so many errands that have to be done today! Which means interacting with others and I feel really snappy! I am told you can tell what kind of mood I am just by looking at my face (something I am not proud of at times!) So, I am glad I read your post and will take care when approaching people, places and things today. A positive, yoga class at the end of the day with my daughter. Originally I told her I was busy (not, just too agitated, depressed, etc. to even think of a yoga class) but I think I will get my rear in gear, do what needs to be done and reward myself with one of my favorite things to do. YOGA! Thanks again Julie for putting it out there, your insights, wisdom and all. I feel better already!

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