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According to the late George Bernard Shaw "money is the root of all evil" and this can certainly seem true, especially if you are suffering from a bipolar disorder and your manic episodes have caused you to go deeply in debt. Some manic episodes can result in uncontrollable spending sprees and long periods of time spent at the gambling tables, which can leave you swimming in debt and constantly hounded by creditors who simply can't understand why they can't get paid. In this articles you will finally be able to find the information you need to start digging yourself out of debt, along with the necessary steps to take to start improving your dismal credit rating. There are also links included that will walk you through the financial steps you need to take, and have all of the information easily available when you need it can also help prevent another manic episode that could send you deeper into debt.

It is not always possible for you to earn a steady income when you are suffering from a bipolar disorder, especially if you are still trying to find a treatment that works for your particular symptoms. While there are governmental programs available to supplement your income and to ensure that you get the help that you need, trying to figure out where to get the forms and then trying to fill out the paperwork to get your claim approved can be enough to trigger a manic episode. In this article you will find tips and tricks that will make it easier to get the financial help and support that you need without having to jump through hoops and actually have a manic episode just to prove that you have the disorder. Taking away the stress that frequently occurs when you are trying to claim your social security disability benefits can make filling out the mountains of paperwork seem almost enjoyable.

Excessive spending is common among bipolar sufferers and many do not realize it until their credit cards are cut off and their bank accounts have run dry, and by this time it is often too late to save your credit or protect your family from financial ruin. It is also important to realize the excessive spending is completely different from compulsive shopping, and there are easy ways for you and your health care provider to make the right diagnosis so you can start receiving an effective treatment. In this article you will learn the differences between the disorders, along with ways to prevent your uncontrollable spending sprees. Simply because you have a bipolar disorder you are not automatically excused from your manic episodes and this includes your over spending, which can be treated and prevented as part of your treatment and therapy so you don't have to experience the deep depression that usually follows an unrestrained spree.

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