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Bipolar disorder, formerly known as manic depression, has been identified in a number of high-profile, successful people. As per the National Institute of Mental Health, more than 5 million Americans have the disorder. In honor of World Bipolar Day, which takes place in March and strives to increase awareness and reduce the stigma surrounding the condition, here are some prominent people who have bipolar disorder, many of whom have gone on to become champions for mental health.
People with bipolar disorder, like everyone else, can have a great life, can be joyful, and can be productive. Indeed, you might be startled to learn that some of history’s most brilliant and creative geniuses suffered from bipolar disorder. During their darkest circumstances, they produced some of their best work.
It can be isolating and discouraging to have bipolar disorder. Hearing other people’s stories about bipolar disorder can help you recognize how your own experience is mirrored in theirs. You understand you’re not the only one who feels this way. You are a member of a group. “If they can accomplish it, I can too,” you begin to believe.
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