October 26, 2009
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You know I thought something interesting to look into is the fact that me as a mother have both bipolar disorder and partial personality disorder this makes me wonder if there is some link between mental illness and I have a son born with autism. Seems a little strange ,but could be by just pure luck.
Posted by: Elberta at August 23, 2010 7:00 PM
Prognosis
• The outcome is poor in that repeated episodes are the norm. Patients with bipolar affective disorder have, on average, about 0.4 episodes per year but with a large degree of individual variability. The length of inter-episode euthymia tends to decrease with time. Episodes may occur spontaneously or may be precipitated by the factors described above.
from http://bipolaraffectivedisorders.com/
Posted by: http://bipolaraffectivedisorders.com at September 21, 2010 12:06 PM
i am doing a psychology paper on bipolar and have to use the survey method of a scientific method . how do i go about interviewing, and who do i ask these questions to ? anything insight would be very appreciated. thanks
Posted by: s pugg at November 3, 2010 6:27 PM
You know I thought something interesting to look into is the fact that me as a mother have both bipolar disorder and partial personality disorder this makes me wonder if there is some link between mental illness and I have a son born with autism. Seems a little strange ,but could be by just pure luck.
Posted by: Elberta at August 23, 2010 7:00 PM
Prognosis
• The outcome is poor in that repeated episodes are the norm. Patients with bipolar affective disorder have, on average, about 0.4 episodes per year but with a large degree of individual variability. The length of inter-episode euthymia tends to decrease with time. Episodes may occur spontaneously or may be precipitated by the factors described above.
from http://bipolaraffectivedisorders.com/
Posted by: http://bipolaraffectivedisorders.com at September 21, 2010 12:06 PM
i am doing a psychology paper on bipolar and have to use the survey method of a scientific method . how do i go about interviewing, and who do i ask these questions to ? anything insight would be very appreciated. thanks
Posted by: s pugg at November 3, 2010 6:27 PM