Best Bipolar Memoirs Novels & Stories

Linda asked Bianca for a small mirror to check her neck. Sure enough, there was a deep red mark on her neck, self-inflicted from broken glass. Without saying a word, Linda lay down quietly, staring blankly at the ceiling, seemingly trying to digest what had happened. Bianca consoled her, telling her that bipolar disorder is not a rare or incurable illness, and as long as she takes her medication on time, she can manage the condition well and lead a completely normal life.

he says after we both catch our breaths, "it's fair since I've never liked him either." "Yeah, I guess," I say smiling, and we both lay in silence side by side on my bed. Tomorrow's the big day and we've been spending a lot of time together for days now. He's not really that bad of a person and sometimes, I find it hard to believe that he was the one that actually did what he did in the beginning. He has so many personalities, but I understand him. Living with a somewhat bipolar Dylan taught me a lot. Sometimes, I forget about my past and all that happened. I laugh without worries, I'm happy without guilt and then when I'm sober again, the guilt triples.