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208 {Laura Schiller} Diagnosed with bipolar at 40

208 {Laura Schiller} Diagnosed with bipolar at 40

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We’ve heard before about receiving a diagnosis later in life, but imagine the confronting experience of being admitted to a psych ward as an adult and being told you have bipolar disorder.

Laura Schiller is a self-proclaimed hot-mess wife, mom of 3 and retired lawyer.

Five years ago she was a content wife, mom, lawyer, and successful entrepreneur and then she found herself unexpectedly in a mental hospital.

She is thankful for the experience and learned so many great lessons in the mental hospital. Now she signed on with a publisher for her book about her mental health journey.

In this episode she shares:

- Her life before hospital

- Her experience of going to hospital

- How the psych ward differed to the mental hospital

- What she wishes she knew back then

- If she sees signs in your past that you had bipolar disorder

- What happened when they told her she had bipolar

- Her book and what she hopes to do

- What it was like leaving the hospital

Key Quotes

“They put me on suicide watch. I had never been more confused in my life and I didn't know I was on suicide watch.”

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