Bipolar Disorder Support Group
Bipolar disorder is not just a single disorder, but a category of mood disorders marked by periods of abnormally high energy and euphoria, often accompanied by bouts of clinical depression. This is the place to talk about your experience with bipolar disorder, learn from others' experiences, and find support.
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I've worked with people with I.Q.'s below 65 (Intellectually Disabled) with BP and I've met people with I.Q.'s that were average, high average and above.
Each had their own challenges and strengths.
Not that it ever really helped me .
Being smart, has actually caused more hassles than being not so smart
139 Verbal
80 in math......which means that it took yesterday and today to do the inventory, a total of 10 hours...............
It is a measure of how well you answer questions on a test.
It is not a predictor of how well you will make it in this life or not.
IQ is certainly not a measure of potential happiness.
Having a high IQ is a blessing and a curse.
Yes, I know mine.
No, I don't want to share.
I wish I never knew, in some ways.
Pressure to perform.
I just don't want to be judged by an artificial number.
Would you?
That's on a good day.
People are people in my eye's in regards to creativity... Those list showing famous people, they are famous in spite of Bipolar - not because : )
"Miss Cate, we would have said that we don't know."
........Advice during the time a drunk frat boy asked for the company store to be opened after hours for cigarettes.
Those two had it together, all the time and I was in my own little world.....worrying over everything.
Yeah, I am a virtual genius. Really.
I agree with sufer on this. It really doesn't matter in the long run. It's just a number.
If you give an IQ test to a Pigmy he will probably fail. If he gives any of us his IQ test, finding water in the dry desert, we would probably die.
I do believe there is something said for having common sense and street smarts though .