Creativity and Bipolar Disorder Posted: 01-31-08 20:24pm
i begun to feel this weird thing when i
was 18 , and being recently diagnosed that
i 100% have Bipolar Disorder , within that
time spam , i ruined 3 good relationship
with my girlfriends.and ruined my social
activities
but in return of my bipolar , i being
recognized as an local artist especially
at web design at my homeland.
now i know the correct answer is the
BIPOLAR
and my newest 2008 edition web
New Inspirations : (edited to remove
link)
since i begin to fully recover from my
depression
and have proper counseling with a good
Doctor and take proper medication (
Depakote,Zolot,Serenace,Esilgan,Aktivan)
the point is not all Bipolar Disorder
people must suffer hard times , we too can
manage to the positive side ( although i
understand its really hard when we re at
the depressed episode or manic )
and my Newest projects is (edited to
remove link)
have won the project contract while i`m on
the onset of my depression
cause my last relationship with a girl did
not work out , since she cant stand my
angre and mood swing.
yours truly
leonardy gunawan
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antigone
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Posted: 02-01-08 01:16am
Leonardy,
You give me hope. My son is bipolar and
very artistic. He draws and paints with
such detail and feeling. He is only 9
years old but some of his work is so
beautiful that we have it framed and
hanging in our living room.
I love your work. Keep it up.
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leonardygunawan
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 31 Jan 2008 Posts: 4
Dont Give Up , give him Hope and Support Posted: 02-01-08 02:48am
Bipolar is truly related to Creativity
My Families have supported me from the
beginning , till now
since we dont know what actually happened
although its hard to live with Bipolar
person
but if you give us HOPE and FAITH, we can
Survive and become Somebody respectfully
leonardy
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Elizabethh
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 03 Feb 2008 Posts: 4
Posted: 02-03-08 02:17am
Great work Leonardy! You are an amazing
artist! I wrote a book that was published
and sells pretty well. I try to live my
life not thinking about having BP, but
rather being creative. I think a lot of
the "mad scientist" types actually
have/had BP but we didn't have a word for
it. I know I have it but prefer to think
of being "neurologically diverse".
Elizabeth
