Bipolar Disorder is a condition which affects a person.s mood, but the crippling affects of this condition is afflicted upon the people who have it. These people are living breathing human beings who sometimes have more hardships dealing with a debilitating disease when it is out of control. The symptoms of the high mood swings can lead to very destructive behavior and the lows of deep depression can cause them to just want to die.

Clinical definitions of Bipolar Disorder can vary from the actual accounts of the people who have to go through it on a daily basis. One woman states that people with Bipolar Disorder feel like they are bending the properties of time. She gives the analogy of a being stuck in a traffic jam, cars are piled up everywhere and everything is moving in slow motion. They Bipolar person in this situation feel frustrated and trapped (mania episode). The people all around are dull or slow witted, the bipolar person cannot get through to them and may get so frustrated that he or she goes into a rage.

In the beginning of the car analogy, some people will help you and let you weave through the car pileup to reach your destination, just like in real life. As time moves forward, fewer people will help to the point that no one will give you a break and you are just hemmed in, trapped, unable to get any assistance, unable to move and unable to do anything about it. You get so nervous and anxious that you just want to lay your head on the dashboard and cry. In the real life day-to-day activities of bipolar people, they too may just want to give up and have a good cry (depressive episode).

The bipolar people may not want to escape in others situations they may not even want to get out of bed. They may just want to be left alone and do absolutely nothing at all. Bipolar people may have all kinds of thoughts racing in their heads at once, which makes the whole world a jumbled pile of confusion. Or it feels like having just one thought and try as they might they can.t get another thought in their head even if they want to. They want to move, they want to think, and do different things, but when they are having a depressive episode they just cannot do it.

The bending of time is always present, sometimes you feel like a ball player swinging at the ball and the ball is just traveling through the air oh so slowly. You swing and miss because the ball is not anywhere near you, but you have to swing that ball and you get frustrated because it is not coming to you fast enough. Life is like the ball always in slow motion and you are racing but time doesn.t catch up and you get angrier and impatient and you go into a rage. Or the time bends in the opposite direction, and you are the one out of sync and in slow motion.

Are you feeling that nothing goes right

You are just not in tune with the world. You are frustrated and lonely and feel so out of touch. Time is always bending one way or the other and somehow your coordination is off. Your world is chaotic and you don.t know how to feel or think anymore. It seems that whatever you feel or think it is wrong, just not in sync with everyone else.s thinking. You are just so out of touch that you do not know if you will ever find your way back.

The good news is that you can and you will get in sync with proper medication and therapy. There is help out there and you are entitled to it. Now is the time to get back in tune with the rest of the world.

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