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There is no registration required for any mental illness/disorder. So none.
Approximately 15% of individuals in US prisons have a psychotic disorder, such as schizophrenia or bipolar disorder. This is significantly higher than the general population.
If you have undiagnosed bipolar disorder, you can own a gun in any state in the US. The law is unaware of your bipolar disorder, so to them you are an ordinary citizen. However if you are later diagnosed, any guns you own might be confiscated.If you have been diagnosed with bipolar disorder but never been hospitalized for it, you can own a gun in any state in the US. The law considers you no different than any other person.If you have bipolar disorder and have only been hospitalized voluntarily for it, most states in the US allow you to own a gun. The law usually considers you no different than any other person. However its best to consult a lawyer or local law enforcement to be certain.If you have bipolar disorder and have been hospitalized involuntarily (committed) for it but were neither a danger to yourself or others, some states in the US allow you to own a gun (California is one). The law differs widely from state to state. Always consult a lawyer or local law enforcement to be certain.If you have bipolar disorder and have been hospitalized involuntarily (committed) for it and were either a danger to yourself or others, neither state nor federal law allow you to own a gun.
Sorry, no there is no objective test that can be done on anyone (child or adult) for Bipolar Disorder. It is only diagnosable by subjective observation of symptoms (given in the current DSM in the US or ICD elsewhere in the world).
No, actually one of the largest populations of people with this type of mental condition is currently in correctional facilities in the US.
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Ah, a bipolar survey is a tool used to gather information and opinions from individuals on two contrasting viewpoints or options. It helps us understand different perspectives and preferences in a clear and organized way. Just like painting a beautiful landscape, surveys can help us see the full picture and create harmony in our understanding.
There are many online support groups for people diagnosed with bipolar disorder and their families. One such group is Daily Strength (http://www.dailystrength.org/c/Bipolar-Disorder/support-group). The Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance website has a search feature that allows you to search for support groups in your area (http://www.dbsalliance.org/site/PageServer?pagename=support_findsupport).
As he is sick and needs treatment and he has agreed to take it, it should be alright.
It's not that we lie. At the time of when we tell you, we believe it to be true, but as our moods can be unpredictable- our answers are sometimes distorted by temporary feelings. Or, maybe some do intentionally lie a lot. Being emotionally instable makes a person self conscious and so some people may give answers to avoid conflict, or to seek approval. It's dependent on the individual.
Trauma, being exposed to a traumatic event. It changes our worldview and causes us to be hypervigilant, leading to increased anxiety, worrying, sleep, and change in personality. This probably requires a medical workup to determine if general anxiety disorder, bipolar disorder, or schizophrenia were involved.
My brother is bipolar and at 36 years old is not married. Though he would like to marry someday, my brother just hasn't met the right gal yet. I think that Bipolar people are as likely to marry as those who are not. When you have a mental challenge, it in not unlike those who have drug and alcohol problems or have experienced abuse during their going up years. Anything physical or mental we are dealing with will likely have an effect on us while being in a relationship Do you want to get married? Are you wondering if the bipolar is why you have not met the right person yet?