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Originally Posted by Nancy1999

Most people do not want to admit they are bipolar, just like with most serious illnesses they go through stages of denial, anger, fear, hope, and acceptance. Until they reach acceptance, they often don't want to take their medication unless court ordered. Remember, the illness does not strike everyone the same way, but rage is very common, and now that technology allows people to so easily tape others maybe we'll see more of this type of behavior. Really, it's ok with me if you don't like him, it just when someone said he had been earlier diagnosed with bipolar, I just thought it was interesting, and that explained a lot. Lol, he may be bipolar and an a-hole!

We were told this person is bipolar and what ticks me off is that when they could not afford their meds nobody helped them. Which is what lead to the episode I mentioned earlier. Now that that has happened a couple times the court has ordered that the person must be able to obtain their meds even though they are unemployed with no insurance. To bad all that had to happen for them to have access to the meds they NEED DAILY.