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Bipolar Disorder – Blessing in Disguise?

Posted Oct 19 2009 10:03pm 1 Comment
There was a time when bipolar disorder was a dark shade against my window of the world.  But eventually, I got better.  Now I believe that my bipolar disorder is really a blessing in disguise. I was working as a medical transcriptionist when I lost it and had to be hospitalized, where I was diagnosed with [...] Related posts:
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I have learned that up to 80% of Bipolar Disorder patients are very musically oriented.  Music played and written by those has a significant impact on the quality of sound it expresses.  I have taught myself drums, guitar, keyboard, vocals, lyrics with ease.  Before I was diagnosed.  Now I realize it is the most helpful way to meet your "level."  No matter how up or down you are, give it a shot.  It is very self rewarding. (not hypomanic).  If you have bipolar disorder, take on something musical and discover a hidden talent.
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