Chris Brown posted this item to
his Instagram page on June 5, 2015
This past Thursday, Brown lashed out during a manic episode and began aggressively and angrily stalking and shouting at ex-girlfriend, Karrueche Tran, who dumped him for fathering a child during their relationship. He even forced his way into her vehicle, then showed up at her home hours later loudly yelling and knocking on the door to the point the neighbors called police. Since breaking up with Brown, Tran has been avoiding him for the past 3-months, which has upset and enraged him on different occasions.
November 6, 2014 Psychiatric
Times article on "7
Steps To Prevent And Manage Violence In Bipolar Disorder
Patients" has a picture that is similar to the position
Brown is crouched in above in a subsequent photo he posted a day
ago, eerily symbolic of the rollercoaster of emotions and
feelings bipolar patients go through.
A photo posted to Brown's Instagram page yesterday reminded me of a picture from a psychiatric article on manic episodes people suffering from bipolar disorder experience. His case is textbook. There are signs of schizophrenia as well. It is clear the chemical reactions in Brown's brain that have gone awry due to the disorder are driving his misbehavior the public has witnessed.
He is ill and needs help. It is time for his family to step in and make sure he gets the help he needs, because as stated previously in the column, Brown is not regularly taking his medication on his own. I was informed Brown does not think he needs the bipolar medicine, but he is dangerously mistaken in this regard. He needs it to regulate the chemical activity in his brain lest he hurts himself and or others. Brown needs to be put on a proper medical regimen where he is legally required to take his medicine and under supervision.
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