Bipolar Disorder Resources

Many living with bipolar have tried to win a bipolar disability claim and failed. Life can get tough for bipolar sufferers and their loved ones. Every symptom of bipolar manic depression contributes to difficulty in holding down a job.

Mood swings, mania, sleeplessness and poor concentration, depressive episodes and heavy-duty bipolar medication all make working a normal schedule extremely difficult. Many people with bipolar disorder find themselves working fewer and fewer hours, or perhaps being unable to work at all.

This has unfortunate consequences for the bipolar sufferer and their loved ones. There is often little or no income for rent or mortgage, medical bills and other debts which continue to mount. Expensive prescription drugs to ease the bipolar symptoms are out of reach, and the continued stress of money worries further exacerbates the illness.

A new package by Dr. Susan A. Nickerson, DC PT (“The Disability Doc”) is helping many with bipolar regain control over their finances and their lives. “Bipolar’s Guide To Winning Social Security” is a toolkit condensed into the essential nuts and bolts of building a winning bipolar disability claim for a lifetime of monthly disability cheques and free medical care.

The main book is a manual which condenses thousands of pages of Government information into a concise, easy-to-read format that addresses the right and wrong way to handle a bipolar disability claim. This information is vital, given the fact that over two thirds of all disability claims filed last year were denied at the initial level.

An interactive fill-in-the-blank bipolar help & support manual is also included. This guide steps through all the action items needed to prepare a strong and successful bipolar disability claim in just a few short weeks. This manual also includes help sections for those who have already applied as well as those who have been denied previously. The Social Security listing for bipolar disorder is taken apart piece by piece to provide applicants with many opportunities to “upgrade” their case from bad or mediocre to outstanding.

Also included in the toolkit is an “Essential Forms Package”, containing not only the forms required by Social Security, but also the worksheets that can make or break a case. An “Essential Links Package” also connects applicants instantly to important information which may be required during the application process. These include crucial Social Security web pages, such as the infamous “Blue Book” Guide To Impairments.

The package also include several bonuses, including tips from a Social Security insider and a free 20 minute tele-consultation certificate.

Considering the information available in this package, and the long-term positive impact for a bipolar sufferer, the price tag of $47 seems fairly reasonable. If you consider the amount of money which will be lost by not working again, it seems positively minute. Visit Winning A Bipolar Disability Claim to find out more about this excellent package.