Learning about personality disorders has proven to be a challenge for me, because I have constantly found myself worrying about all the little symptoms I see in both myself and others. my friends. I feel like I'm constantly trying to diagnose ourselves because these are mostly late onset diseases. While there were many interesting points, reading the article The Problem with How We Treat Bipolar Disorder only served to alleviate that silly worry. The first part of the article that struck me was that the onset of Maria Doe's illness was insidious, gradual and inexorable.” How scary it must be to suddenly start feeling like you're not yourself and that things are going wrong, but not be able to do anything about it. She talks about having an idea of ​​what it is because she battled depression in high school, but she still has no idea what to do about the new way she feels. A little later in the article the author talks about her interactions with other mothers. and how they had never believed the seriousness of his feelings. They would have rolled their eyes and agreed...