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Watch Out for Summer Mania in Bipolar Disorder!
Remember: Depression says: I can’t do anything. Mania says: I can do EVERYTHING! Mania peaks in the summer here in the USA. That means that hospitalizations for mania peak in the summer. Think of your past or the past of someone you care about. Is mania a concern? Do you have a plan? It’s so important to know the signs of mania. If you have the Health Cards or Take Charge of Bipolar Disorder, now is the time to get out your Mania Health Card and set up a plan before potential mania starts.  - (Comments are closed) 1 comment to Watch Out for Summer Mania in Bipolar Disorder! |
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Hi Julie,
Great post and reminders.
I know summer is the time when Mania can be at its worst.
But for me, my worst mania episodes occurred in late autumn/ winter, coinciding with the date of my PSTD trigger.
I’m now Recovered, not having an episode since 2006.
Cheers,
Karen Tyrrell:)
PS Great photo too.