Diagnosis: Bipolar Disorder
A Journey to Successful Living with Bipolar Disorder
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Do you or someone you know have bipolar disorder? If so, this the audiobook that you should listen to.
This audiobook is a true account of the life of Jason Williams, who has suffered from bipolar disorder for most of his life. It began with the diagnosis of depression at 14 years, and the diagnosis of bipolar at 23 years, up until today.
What's included in this audiobook:
- Gives insight into behavior that indicates bipolar.
- Gives insight into the importance of having a psychiatrist.
- Gives insight into various types of medication and finding the right one for you.
- Gives insight into coping skills and having faith.
This audiobook shows how one can can successfully live with bipolar disorder and lead a meaningful life. If you think that bipolar disorder will prevent you from living a happy life, listen to this audiobook. There is hope.
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