Welcome, Kansas City People with Bipolar Disorder!
- Location
- Kansas City, MO 39.1-94.6 64101US
- Meetups
- 87 so far
- Members
- 130 People with Bipolar Disorder
- Meetup topics
- Founded
- February 16, 2008
Meet with local people who know and love someone with Bipolar.
Our next MeetupThe Kansas City Friends and Family with Bipolar Meetup
- Where?
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This location is shown only to members
- Who’s coming?
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2 Yes / 0 Maybe
This is a secure location (the MGE Building). Please park in the back and come in the employee entrance. You will have to sign in with the guard and they will be able to direct you to the meeting.
More upcoming Meetups
Past Meetups
Join The Kansas City Friends and Family with Bipolar Meetup
What's new?
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Nov 5
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New Greeting for“Thanks for the welcome Michelle. It was nice to meet you. I'm feeling much better today.”posted by Aimee
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Nov 4
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Nov 3
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New Greeting for“Hope to see you there Shawn! We miss you!!”posted by Michele
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New member“I was hospitalized with bipolar disorder several times and figure one good way to promote recovery is to share with others my experience and to hear others share theirs.”
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Nov 2
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New Greeting for“Hi Aimee, it's not hard to find: corner of Shawnee Mission Parkway and Rainbow. It is the Administration Bldg. of the KU Cancer Center, not the Kanser Center itself. Hope to see you there!”posted by Michele
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New member“I am joining this group to find people who can relate to having bipolar disorder. I was diagnosed about 6 months ago at 37 and I'm still learning about the diagnosis.”
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Nov 1
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New member
“BiPolar is just a word. Everything happens for a reason.”
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Oct 26
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Oct 21
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New member
“I've been diagnosed with bipolar disorder and am starting to come to terms with the fact that I actually do think I have it. Just want to hear what other people have to say and see if I can relate”
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Asst. Organizers:
What members are saying
“ These are a few reasons why people should join this group --SAFE, NON-JUDGEMENTAL, PRODUCTIVE. Every member in the group seemed to have LEARNED something last night. ...
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“ As a parent of an adult with bipolar disorder, I have not found many situations where I can freely discuss my concerns about my son. I have had difficulty excepting his diagnosis. ...
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