Dealing with a Bipolar Person

How to Deal with Someone Diagnosed with Manic Depression

By: Amber Rain

Narrated by: JC Anonymous

Length: 34 mins

Publisher's summary

Dealing with a Bipolar Person - Get Equipped with the Skills Needed for Coping with a Spouse, Friend, Family Member, or Someone You Love with Manic Depression.

Does it feel as though you are on a wild roller-coaster ride of emotions due to your interactions with someone who has been diagnosed as being bipolar? Are you feeling frustrated, sad, lonely, angry, depressed, and hurt because of the situation you've found yourself in with this person you so desperately love? Are you exhausted from focusing all of your attention on what the sick person is doing all of the time? Does it feel as though you have totally lost yourself and are consumed with obsessing over everything the manic or depressed person is doing?

I understand your situation all too well. I've been coping with people who suffer from mood disorders for the past 45 years, and there's nothing easy about it. One minute it can seem as though everything in life is just fine, then suddenly some disturbing thing happens, and it seems like your life is falling apart.

Although you cannot control the actions of others, you can learn how to have more control over your own emotions and actions in the midst of this very difficult situation.

There is hope!

As you are learning about what the bipolar person's world is like in this audiobook, you are also going to be getting equipped with skills you need in order to take charge of your life again.

Inside this book on dealing with someone who is bipolar, you are going to learn how to:

• Have a deeper level of compassion for your friend, family member, spouse, or person you love who is suffering with manic depression
• Not let the person with the mood disorder cause your emotions to experience extreme ups and downs
• Detach with love
• Set boundaries
• Stop being an enabler
• Love the bipolar person without conditions
• Enjoy your life again

©2014, 2015 Jordy Christo (P)2015 Jordy Christo

Good, helpful content

The content was very helpful and succinct. In a half hour I came away understanding bipolar disorder quantum leaps more that before having listened to the book. I found the narration too stilted and stuff. If it was purposeful that it sounded clinical, I can understand. But the book would have been easier to focus on and less off-putting with a freer, varied, comfortable, more eloquent style.

Great book about people with Bipolar Depression

I enjoyed this book, because it explained the main symptoms of a person with Bipolar Manic Depression. It was informative and helpful. My Mother is a Manic Depression Psychosis person and she has mood swings, so this book helped me realize that one day she is positive and another day she is negative and depressed. Please say a prayer for my Mother that she gets healed one day in the future. God bless you all. Always trust in Jesus Christ who is my Savior and died on the cross of the whole world's sins, because Jesus Christ loves all of you! Amen! "For God so loved the world that He sent His only begotten Son that whosoever believeth in Him should NOT perish but have Eternal Life. For God did not send His Son into the world to condemn the world but that through His Son other's might be SAVED." John 3:16-17. Amen! Have a blessed day all of you out there! :)

A breath of air amongst a temporary drowning.

Thank you. This was a -perfect little helpful reminder of how to handle my loved one. I needed this at this very moment. It re-iterated the "why" I go through this over and over again. It is because I have a loved one with a definite dx of long term bi-polar. Thank you again.

dull

I am by no means saying Bipolar should be a page-turner, but my goodness, let's have a little more energy and some passion when speaking; let's keep the person's attention. This is not a long book no excuse to be dull in the giving of important information,