/kloc-one of the most famous scientists in the 0/7th century, discovered many scientific theories that we still take for granted, such as "correcting" the Gregorian calendar date. Newton's greatest discovery is the relationship between gravity and centrifugal force of the earth and the moon. He received a good education and was exposed to the best knowledge education at that time, and his future life is also very rich. Newton was once insane and was often angry with people who opposed his views. This disease was called "bipolar disorder", which was unknown at that time. Newton became the first scientist to be knighted by Queen Anna because of his great contribution to science (1705). ?
Ludwig? Where is it? Beethoven
Composer, suffering from bipolar disorder, gave Beethoven the creativity to break the classical music mode. When he was a child, his father worked hard to tap his potential and finally trained him into a child prodigy. His "manic" scene seems to ignite his creativity. Beethoven wrote his most famous works when he suffered from pain, loneliness and mental hallucinations. It took Beethoven 12 years to complete the last symphony No.8 during his total deafness. In those last days, Beethoven used opium and alcohol to relieve pain and died of liver disease a few years later. ?
Abraham? Abraham lincoln
Lincoln, the first 16 president of the United States, once mentioned "melancholy tendency" in his letter to his friends. "Through observation, this is a misfortune, not a mistake." The most shocking thing in his story is that he overcame the pain with pure determination and will and promoted the development of this young country in the war. ?
Vincent. Vincent van Gogh
A famous painter and artist was emotionally unstable in his short life. Van Gogh suffered from epilepsy, and he firmly believed that absinthe could inspire people. This kind of wine is very popular among talented people. Many people want to give Van Gogh a definite diagnosis by reading his personal letter. It is obvious from these letters that Van Gogh's depression is often accompanied by mania and high spirits. Van Gogh committed suicide at the age of 37. ?
Winston? Winston Churchill
As one of the "Big Three" (Churchill, Roosevelt and Stalin), the British Prime Minister led the people of the world to defeat Hitler in World War II. In Churchill's works, he described himself as suffering from "black dog" disease and long-term depression. His works rarely mention how he spent this period with alcohol. Like other celebrities suffering from mental illness, he can make great contributions because of his pure personal determination. Churchill said that he would lead Britain and the people of the world to defeat Nazism through hard work. ?
Virginia? Virginia Woolf
British novelist, born in a wealthy and privileged family, has experienced mental disorder and mood swings all his life. She wrote letters to others to discuss the causes of mental disorders and tried to control her crazy behavior. Woolf's views on human creativity are also admirable. Friends and family respect her and give her great care and understanding. It is for this reason that she enjoys the only medical treatment in the hospital. Woolf finally died at his own hands. She filled her pockets with stones and walked to the nearby river. The cause of death was determined as "brain material imbalance leading to suicide". ?
Jane? Jane Poly (Jane Poly)
Nbc announcer, from the age of 25, began to talk openly about her depression and bipolar disorder. "Words in the Air: Accidents in Life." This is described in Polly's new book, which talks about her childhood and family problems, and how she found drugs to control mood swings. ?
Linda? Linda hamilton (linda hamilton)
As an actress, when she was young, she declared that she suffered from bipolar depression. Hamilton is famous for his cooperation with Arnold Schwarzenegger in Terminator. Part of the film introduces how she uses drugs to help her treat herself and depends on drugs for the rest of her life. ?
Sean. Colvin (shawn colvin)
The two-time Grammy Award winner talked about his struggle with depression. He has suffered from severe depression for more than 20 years. The most difficult time, colvin shut himself up and refused to get up. Even the simplest job will overwhelm him. ?
Judy. Judy Collins (Judy Collins)
Singer and songwriter once wrote a book called Sense and Elegance, A Journey of Suicide, Survival and Strength (2003), which recorded her mental journey as a survivor of depression after her 33-year-old son 1992 committed suicide. She declared that spiritual life and spiritual practice were her strength against diseases. ?
Candace flynn? Dr Kay redfield jamison.
Professor of psychiatry at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, author of several books on mental illness, Jay? Dr. Misson suffered from bipolar disorder and tried to commit suicide. In Crazy Genius, she listed and described many great men whose lives were changed by bipolar disorder. ?
Morris? Maurice Bernard
Playing Nissan in the movie "General Hospital" released by ABC? Chris reported the situation to the National Mental Health Rest Center many years before he was diagnosed with bipolar disorder and was able to control his illness with drugs. ?
William? Author William Styron described his depression in his book Dark Vision (1990) and decided to seek help. In his early works, Stellen described his illness strangely and accurately before he was diagnosed with depression. Stellen was the first person to write about the struggle between celebrities and mental illness, and explained the experience of a brain disease that was almost unexplained, winning the sympathy and admiration of those who had never experienced it before.
John? John Nash
The Nobel Prize winner in Mathematics has been fighting schizophrenia all his life. He was called "the ghost of the corridor" in Princeton, where he lived in seclusion. He often wanders around the empty classroom like an invisible ghost, and what he writes on the blackboard often leaves some mathematical defects. His struggle is recorded in his autobiography A Beautiful Mind. The author of this book is Sylvia Nasar, which was later made into a film of the same name. ?
Kelly. Carrie Fisher
Debbie Reynolds and eddie fisher, the children of a Hollywood star and an actress, played Princess Leia in Star Wars. In the early 1970s, cocaine began to be used. During the time when she was addicted to drugs, she wrote her first best-selling book, Postcards from the Edge. The book was made into a movie by Meryl on 1990? Starring Streep. Her illness originated in her mother's family. ?
Lionel. Aldridge
An American football player who played for the Green Bay Packers in 1960s suffered from paranoid schizophrenia and was homeless for two and a half years. "In order to overcome the disease, I accepted and actively cooperated with the treatment," he said. Aldridge also told the team about mental illness to help them understand it better. He said that he has no symptoms of mental illness at all, and it is also a kind of "treatment" for him to let others know about mental illness better. ?
Eugene O 'Neill (Eugene O 'Neill)
A famous playwright, a long night and a long way, and ah! The author of The Wilderness has been troubled by clinical depression for most of his life. His most famous plays were written between 1935 and 1943, although he still suffered from mental illness during this period. He is the only American playwright who won the Nobel Prize in Literature. ?
Vivien Leigh
She is famous for her outstanding creativity on stage and screen, and she plays the leading role in the movie Gone with the Wind. In her life, she suffered from severe manic depression, tuberculosis and poor health. In fact, these diseases have accumulated experience for her role in the film. Vivien Leigh once fully recovered from shock therapy, but after many years, she couldn't resist her illness. Vivien Leigh suffered a miscarriage after marrying the actor and her most loyal friend Lawrence Olivier, which made her insane for a time. Vivien Leigh was finally diagnosed with periodic bipolar disorder and often had hallucinations. She had to go to a nursing home for her last film, Ship of Fools, which starred Vivien Leigh. She died of tuberculosis at the age of 53. Although she suffers from tuberculosis and bipolar disorder, this does not hinder Vivien Leigh's enthusiasm for writing as an actress, which makes him admired by people and enhances her popularity. ?
Ruth? Ruth Graham (Ruth Graham)
Ruth and Billy? Graham's daughter wrote that she suffered from depression, drug abuse and eating disorders for many years. In her book Hope in Pain, Graham committed suicide in 2004. She has never been comforted in church like others, and finally tells the tragic life behind her. As the daughter of a famous priest, she thought that she would not encounter any problems. The warmth given to her by her family made her feel God-like forgiveness. The message she wants to convey today is that writing a Christian does not guarantee a perfect life. She hopes that her story can inspire those who want to help others how to do and say. ?
Brooke. Sue (brooke shields)
In her new book, Getting Over the Difficulties: My Journey of Postpartum Depression, she talked about her postpartum depression. She doesn't get along well with children and even wants to hurt her, and even has the idea of suicide. Through medication, her mood has also been greatly improved, and the skilled nurse assistant gave her great encouragement and help after realizing her problems.