How does Bipolar effect Intelligence

In this first part of the series, Bipolar disorder and Intelligence, I wanted to cover a few basics and then talk about some stereotypes. This will have to be broken down into several episodes. Stay tuned for the next
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[@forlornhope7121]

I try to ride the waves of up and down like surfing. Get that good stuff done when high, but leave 'room' to slow down when low.

[@Bipolar_Thoughts]

How do you manage that? Like how do you know to slow down? I’m balls to the wall until I crash

[@blakekogut3045]

7 years of having bipolar taught me a lot about mental health in general this video is helpful

[@joemerlin152]

The up down is what bpd feels like but with delusional thinking and insane fear of abandonment. It's fucking hell on earth. I never understood why I didn't fully line up with other bi polars until they realized I needed an upgrade.

[@CLH884]

I have bipolar 2 and multiple sclerosis for 12 yrs..I asked my Dr if Ms can cause it then
He said that it's possible but they don't really know...thanks for your talk .

[@mrjackdog]

Intelligence has been broken down into many categories, including: body awareness, spacial relationships, even empathy ( i think) is a form of Intelligence.
Make friends with yourself. Then maybe fall in love with yourself, THEN, you can learn to love others. This usually happens at the same time, so its a process.
Good luck, have patience with yourself and others.
Sincerely

[@blakekogut3045]

Early on in my diagnosis it was hard to keep a job a lead a productive life but now as ive mastered managing it its easier to leada great life

[@mphsb]

This is a very helpful video

[@Bipolar_Thoughts]

Thank you so much! I really appreciate you taking the time to listen. There will be another episode to this series coming out this Friday if you want to keep listening.
Thank you again for your support, it means the world to me.

[@insideluxuryparis8148]

Keep speaking your truth

[@Bipolar_Thoughts]

Thank you!

[@VestalNumbre]

​@@Bipolar_Thoughtsso on this topic I have bipolar and Autism.i have Autism which can't be treated Autism on its own would be okay 😐 cause I could deal with just Autism

[@Gentlesoul11]

Thank you

[@AngelaMonagan]

My Doctor says it could lead to brain damage.😢

[@Bipolar_Thoughts]

That Bipolar could lead to brain damage?

[@thewatcher2270]

It sounds like your Doctor has Brain Damage!!😠😠

[@Spaghetti-is-gross]

I believe serious manic episodes damage the brain.