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ClearWater
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Further, you said a psychologist either diagnosed you, or suspected, you might also have bipolar. Do you understand what “bipolar” means? Bipolar means…literally…2 poles.
Unipolar is just one thing…like depression. Bipolar…has 2 elements. So, sometimes, one could become depressed, sometimes be just the opposite, could experience “mania”. Mania is where someone can talk, say, VERY fast…talk, talk, talk…can even experience euforia.
Depression would also be quite common for almost any mental illness. That’s why if one is experiencing depression, it’s good to see a psychologist for diagnosis, because depression goes side by side with many, if not most, mental illnesses. It is just one of the symptoms.
However, I believe medication could help you with the schizophrenia, bipolar and such. Again, I don’t think this would be easy.
Again, I don’t believe this, your particular case, is one of possession but of schizophrenia, primarily. That’s why you need to see a psychologist, to get this properly treated, by a professional. These people at these various churches are typically NOT professionals. They wouldn’t know the difference between a real case of possession and mental illness if it were staring them in the face.
Unipolar is just one thing…like depression. Bipolar…has 2 elements. So, sometimes, one could become depressed, sometimes be just the opposite, could experience “mania”. Mania is where someone can talk, say, VERY fast…talk, talk, talk…can even experience euforia.
Depression would also be quite common for almost any mental illness. That’s why if one is experiencing depression, it’s good to see a psychologist for diagnosis, because depression goes side by side with many, if not most, mental illnesses. It is just one of the symptoms.
However, I believe medication could help you with the schizophrenia, bipolar and such. Again, I don’t think this would be easy.
Again, I don’t believe this, your particular case, is one of possession but of schizophrenia, primarily. That’s why you need to see a psychologist, to get this properly treated, by a professional. These people at these various churches are typically NOT professionals. They wouldn’t know the difference between a real case of possession and mental illness if it were staring them in the face.