Sushant Singh Rajput Case Thread #11 - DT Warning p.88 - Page 98

Originally posted by: Tinah

Am guessing when the mother passed, mental illness information was not as advanced or as available as it is today. Bipolar was just a form of depression, it has recently been given the name to differentiate and disassociate it with normal cases of depression. Clinically its known as manic depression.

How recent.?

So bipolar was not known in 2003? Even-though it was first diagnosed in 1851.

French psychiatrist Jean-Pierre Falret published an article in 1851 describing what he called “la folie circulaire,” which translates to circular insanity. The article details people switching through severe depression and manic excitement, and is considered to be the first documented diagnosis of bipolar disorder.

The term “bipolar” means “two poles,” signifying the polar opposites of mania and depression. The term first appeared in the American Psychiatric Association's (APA) Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) in its third revision in 1980.

Don’t get riled up as every one is entitled to their opinion. But it’s a big day for us

https://twitter.com/Rashmiyadav7299/status/1299363430193741824?s=20

Rajdeep Sardesai


@sardesairajdeep

Now @Dev_Fadnavis

claims that no BJP leader directly or indirectly took @AUThackeray

name in Sushant Singh Rajput case.. so who was the ‘yuva mantri’ that BJP leaders like Narayan Rane were talking about? Why the backtracking now? Will an apology be next?!

Rohini Singh


@rohini_sgh

Tough day for Republic and Times Now. Script writers there need to think of how to drag @AUThackeray

in the latest disclosures about Sandeep Singh. Fadnavis has ruined the horror show by making a guest appearance

Originally posted by: anjs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LYd-eX-R8Yc

I really hope we get the big bollywood names, a lot of Rhea fans is gonna appear now 😆

Originally posted by: RomyaForever

How recent.?

So bipolar was not known in 2003? Even-though it was first diagnosed in 1851.

French psychiatrist Jean-Pierre Falret published an article in 1851 describing what he called “la folie circulaire,” which translates to circular insanity. The article details people switching through severe depression and manic excitement, and is considered to be the first documented diagnosis of bipolar disorder.

The term “bipolar” means “two poles,” signifying the polar opposites of mania and depression. The term first appeared in the American Psychiatric Association's (APA) Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) in its third revision in 1980.

No idea, but its what doctors told me. They said initially mental illnesses were taken seriously and patients would be hospitalized. But recently with medications, patients can stay at home and get treated for a mental illness, be it bipolar or schizophrenia. If its not severe, that is and they don't require 24/7 care by doctors.

https://twitter.com/aditisi43779331/status/1299096287841673217?s=21

Originally posted by: RomyaForever

How recent.?

So bipolar was not known in 2003? Even-though it was first diagnosed in 1851.

French psychiatrist Jean-Pierre Falret published an article in 1851 describing what he called “la folie circulaire,” which translates to circular insanity. The article details people switching through severe depression and manic excitement, and is considered to be the first documented diagnosis of bipolar disorder.

The term “bipolar” means “two poles,” signifying the polar opposites of mania and depression. The term first appeared in the American Psychiatric Association's (APA) Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) in its third revision in 1980.

Originally posted by: Enigma24

let rhea's side bark as much as they want to. One of my relatives was told to consult a Psychiatrist and take medication as they found he was at risk for stroke as there were minor lesions in his brain vessels. Both have mutual link apparently. It could be that depression too might have caused immense stress n related in strokw too. Also depression doesn't need a reason. That way his father could be innocent too but his mother was probably genetically predisposed to anxiety/ depression.

Just stating a possibility based on what i have hearf from physicians

So the people who are calling out on the trolls on various social media sites aren't much different from the trolls themselves. Only the trolls don't have that burden to sound intellectual and classist.

Originally posted by: Sailor-Moon

Talking about this is so extremely sad, wish we never had to speculate his poor mom's death :( She has been gone since a very long time now....

Rhea with her stupid interview asked for it