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To: egannacht

That’s not typical. For bipolar, at least. It may be typical for psychotic or schizophrenic.

They can often be confused.


4 posted on 03/06/2010 6:52:59 PM PST by Winstons Julia (The liberal mantra: Never enough.)
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To: Winstons Julia

They just don’t have a grip on reality.

This can lead to any number of bad behaviors, including violence.


6 posted on 03/06/2010 6:56:46 PM PST by Persevero ("Our culture is far better than a retarded Islamic culture." -Geert Wilders)
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To: Winstons Julia

Hmm, now that you mention it, every bipolar I’ve known has also been schizophrenic and/or psychotic when off their meds. And sadly for one, they never could get the set of meds balanced properly. She ended up committed for years before passing. It was a nightmare.


7 posted on 03/06/2010 6:57:03 PM PST by piytar (Ammo is hard to find! Bought some lately? Please share where at www.ammo-finder.com)
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To: Winstons Julia

I agree. Being bi-polar does not cause this violence; however, paranoid psychotic or schizphenric could contribute.

People are so loose with the labels.


12 posted on 03/06/2010 7:09:08 PM PST by freekitty (Give me back my conservative vote; then find me a real conservative to vote for)
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To: Winstons Julia

Psychosis can occur as part of bipolar illness. However, I don’t know the specifics of this case.


15 posted on 03/06/2010 7:32:59 PM PST by hellbender
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