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Michelle C. Lane

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Michelle C. Lane is a freelance writer and parent of a child, diagnosed at the age of fifteen, with Bipolar Disorder. Bringing awareness to Bipolar Disorder is something that is near and dear to her heart. Since the time of her daughter's diagnosis, Michelle has gained extensive personal knowledge on the symptoms, treatments, and struggles that those with Bipolar Disorder are faced with. Bipolar is a big enough struggle for those who have been diagnosed; Families and loved ones of those with Bipolar Disorder face emotional struggles that should not be diminished or disregarded. Parents of children who are diagnosed face some of the greatest challenges, oftentimes feeling as they are all alone or have failed as a parent, and not knowing where they can turn for help or support.

  • The only way to remove the stigmas associated with mental disorders, such as Bipolar, is through education of the public, teachers, family and friends.

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Bipolar Disorder is difficult to treat. People that have been diagnosed with this disorder, do not want to take the medication once they have been regulated with the proper dosage. The reason this happens, is once their body has been treated with the medication properly, they begin to feel as though nothing is wrong and they do not need the medication. This is a symptomatic result from Bipolar due to being regulated on the medication, because it is working! They feel so good, that they feel as though they do not need the medication any longer.

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A Little Insight Goes A Long Way

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Bipolar in itself can be debilitating, confusing and frustrating to those that suffer. Employers do not understand your daily battle at times, just to get out of bed and trudge on through your day. Family members can be critical in the low times of post mania, when the depression sets in with no passing in sight. Relationships falter and pass by the wayside, leaving you feeling as though this is just one more blow to your self esteem that causes you to almost give up. Friends can not grasp the rapid change in your moods and they begin to make excuses for not getting together.

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For the average person, life can be stressful at times. Personal relationships, raising children, careers and life in general- they all bring there own types of stress. That is just how life is sometimes. Imagine, for just a moment, that you had to battle internally with your own thoughts- if the most basic task caused you to feel overwhelmed. Emotions are something that we deal with every second of everyday. The most mundane task presents a myriad of emotions that most people do not even notice.

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Over the last few years I began to notice a pattern in my daughter's manic episodes as well as her changes in moods from high to low. I started doing research on Bipolar Disorder and how they relate to the changes in the cycles of the moon. My lifelong friend, Crystal, whos son also suffers from Bipolar Disorder and ADHD also made a comment to me that also made me question how those with Bipolar, as well as other mood disorders are affected by the cycles of the moon.

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Favorite Quotes & Thoughts from Michelle C. Lane

  • Be the change you wish to see in the world- Mahatma Ghandi
  • Too often we underestimate the power of a touch, a smile, a kind word, a listening ear, an honest compliment, or the smallest act of caring, all of which have the potential to turn a life around."
    - Leo Buscaglia

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I urge everyone to get educated on the facts of Bipolar Disorder and in turn we can educate others.

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