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Bipolar disorder ‘a blessing and a curse’: How Ian Higgins sees life through a creative lens

When Ian Higgins was raced to hospital and then placed in a mental health unit four years ago, it was the worst time of his life — but it was also a transformative experience.
Key points:
- Bipolar disorder is a chronic mental health condition with strong changes in mood and energy, and it affects one in 50 Australians, according to the Black Dog Institute
- The condition can be managed, with ongoing and strong family support playing an important role
- Like many people living with bipolar disorder, Ian Higgins relies on daily medication, but he embraces his creative side
Terrible in that it brought back memories of another night decades before.
“The last time I went in an ambulance blaring, it was my mother in the act of committing suicide and…
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