Would you hire a lawyer who's bipolar but not on medications?
In case I pursue a career as a lawyer
31-35, F
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Being bipolar myself I can definitely say no. Medicated would be one thing but to hire an attorney that mentally ill and unwilling g to treat this very real biological mental illness I know they will fail more often than win. Why would I throw away money to lose whayever case I needed them for. There are already more than enough good and stable storeys to choose from.
MiserableCat · 31-35, F
Makes sense to me yes
MiserableCat · 31-35, F
Yes whenever I think everyone's out to get me or get hallucinations due to stress. I'm trying to handle all of this symptoms though.
Lonelyandyb · 36-40, M
MiserableCat · 31-35, F
Non taken
SW-User
What is the reason for not taking your medication ? Does it not agree with you??
MiserableCat · 31-35, F
Several reasons gaining weight is the biggest one then there's drowsiness, restlessness other symptoms I hate side effects.
SW-User
@MiserableCat: so sorry to hear that. Did you talk to the doc about this? Maybe able to offer and alternative ?
MiserableCat · 31-35, F
No I'd stop seeing psychiatrists already for a long time now.
olderguy2016 · 70-79, M
no