Bipolar Disorder and Work

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Ah.  Bipolar and work ability. It often takes me two hours to get myself situated to work for one hour. This is not fun for me. But….. It means I get work done.


Before I taught myself to manage this illness, I couldn’t work. Now I can. It’s not as much as I want and it’s never when I want, but I work.


I have a career based on 25 work hours a week. That is all I can handle.



You can learn to manage this illness to the best of your ability. It won’t be the ability you see in someone else. It will be at your pace. Accepting this is the path to getting better.


It’s not fair, but I want to stay alive, healthy, stable and happy. So I have to face my bipolar facts.


Julie


PS. I picked these flowers when I was so anxious I couldn’t breathe. When I was done I was still anxious, but I created something beautiful!




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