Bipolar Disorder is also known as "Manic Depressive Disorder". This forum is for questions and support for people with, or for loved ones of people with Bipolar Disorder. The forum covers topics ranging from Aggressive Behavior, Affect on friends and Family,
Alcohol and
Drug Abuse, Appetite Changes, Chronic Pain, Denial,
Depression, Difficulty Concentrating, Euphoria, Guilt, Manic Depression, Medications, Mood Swings, Poor Judgment, and
Sleep Disorders
Most communities have mental health facilities that may provide treatment and/or medications for you at little or no cost to you.
Manufacturers also have programs that provide medications to thos in need on a case by case basis. You can find out more about these programs at:
https://www.pparx.org/Intro.php, or
http://www.rxassist.org/
I hope this information helps.
Michael(Jikan)
There are also clinics in most areas which go by sliding scale or free service based on income.
or
call 211 (infoline) they will provide you with information of services in your area to help you. Most people do not know of this free service provided by the United Way. Anyone can access these services (which include child care providers, Dr's (all providers), special services, support groups etc.) They will ask you some questions. Just explain your situation and what you are looking for. They will provide you with names and numbers of agencies and services to help.
Best of luck to you.