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Bipolar People Have Powers The Non-Afflicted Would Envy

But that doesn’t mean much when the illness is leading the way every day.

So, the mission becomes 2-pronged:

• How do I survive this shit?
• How do I repurpose all this juice and whatnot for the good?

Horrifically simplified but that’s basically The Deal.

My bipolar journey has revealed info and insights about myself, the world around me, my place in it and who might value me the most.

It has also made clear to me that I am a force to be reckoned with.

You don’t just DO what I DID!

You fight your way to where I landed.

And the battle is worse than actual physical combat.

What does that tell us about our bipolar selves?

We are strong, beyond measure.

And this illness only hits a small percentage of the population.

What does that tell us?

We are unique.

But that percentage is growing among the gen pop.

What does that tell us?

There are more of us awakening to the fact that shit ain’t right and that we can’t tolerate it as well as those around us.

We’re not meant to.

We’re meant to get the message, develop a response to the problem and share our results with those who need us most, in ways only we can.

I know this might sound like I’m simply polishing a turd.

And if the illness reigns supreme in your daily life, that sentiment is closer to your truth than not.

But should you achieve some level of stability as a bipolar-prone person, I’m telling you…there’s more to you than you probably realize.

And someone out there desperately needs you to see this too.