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    Famous People With Bipolar Disorder Past And Present

    There have been a lot famous people with bipolar disorder, or cosidered now to have had it based on their lifeworks and stories. There have been so many, in fact, that it's considered by some to be a mark of genius. That may or may not be true, but it's easy to observe why the connection in made after a look at the a lot famous people with bipolar disorder.

    Writers have been, and continue to be, some of the amazing famous people with bipolar disorder. Mark Twain was one such writer. He, like a lot such writers, was highly functional in his writing. However, he could be depressed-seeming and pessimistic at times. He also had overblown business thoughts which. Like a lot manics' thoughts never were accomplished.

    Kurt Vonnegut, who wrote the modern classic Slaughterhouse-Five and a lot other books, and William Faulkner, who created an entire fictional place called Yoknapatawha County as a setting for his novels, were two other famous people with bipolar disorder

    Some of the the bulk well-known names in modern history have been cosidered to have had this disorder. These famous people with bipolar disorder include names such as: Winston Churchill, Abbie Hoffman, Edgar Allen Poe, Beethoven, Van Gogh, Isaac Newton. The world wouldn't have been the same without these and the a lot other famous people with bipolar disorder.

    Some famous people with bipolar disorder have authored about the disorder. Most notably, Patty Duke wrote a lengthy book on the subject of her own illness. There have been other famous people with bipolar disorder who have authored books about the subject. Kay Redfield Jamison, a psychologist well-known in her field wrote two books, including a memoir and a treatise on the connection between the sickness and creativity. Besides these, there have been a lot other books authored by famous people with bipolar disorder about their experiences.

    Some famous people with bipolar disorder have been posthumously diagnosed to have had it. Many are current stars and may have actually received the diagnosis from their doctors. Some of these are actresses Linda Hamilton, Margot Kidder, Carrie Fisher, and Patty Duke. Others are musicians such as Kurt Cobain, Ozzy Osbourne, Axel Rose, and Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails.

    In the past, famous people with bipolar disorder lived very hard lives. They may not have even known that they had any kind of disorder at all. Many cosidered the technique of mania and depression was just the technique of the world.

    Now, famous people with bipolar disorder are under an extraordinary amount of pressure to work via their cycles of mania and depression. The case of Kurt Cobain proved that bipolar disorder untreated is a disaster. On the other hand, a lot feel that the medications stunt their creativity. Therapy is seen by some as a vent by which the powerful force of their expression is lost.

    This is a controversial topic, and a lot doctors feel that amazing strides have been made in medications that are not as debilitating to the creative person. Therapy, too, has changed in a lot quarters. One thing is certain. The prognosis is better these days than it ever has been for famous people with bipolar disorder.

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