It alternates between depressions, long plateaus of a normal state, and sometimes a bright or manic effect, which may also be accompanied by psychosis, when the person acts in ways that do not resemble their character or values when properly medicated or in their right state of mind. Living with the aftereffect of a manic episode can be difficult to cope with. In the case of Kara, it has been suggested that her behavior related to meth use or the use of other street drugs. This was offered as a counter-explanation to her shocking behavior.
It is true that many people who suffer from bipolar self-medicate; impatient with prescription drugs, they might use drugs that have a more pronounced effect, such as meth or cocaine. This can exacerbate their bipolar symptoms, leading to worse problems than if they were completely unmedicated and struggling only with the bipolar itself. Even if they themselves had nothing to be embarrassed about in all their life of adventures and misadventures, they ought to have compassion for those who struggle with greater problems than their own.
Click here to read the full story. Read More. Legal Assistant. Apply now. Department Chairperson, Law Center. Senior NDA Counsel. Associate Attorney. Our pra Plaintiffs Medical Malpractice Attorney. Apply Now. Litigation Associate Attorney. Additionally, if the decedent was covered under another auto insurance policy whose limits exceeded Armstrong's limits, the decedent's family may also be able to make a claim on that policy.
You should not speak to an insurance adjuster before first speaking to an attorney. McGee and Catherine Lerer are a husband and wife team of accident attorneys with over 37 years of combined experience representing accident victims and their families. If you retain our firm, there are no up-front costs. We work on a contingency fee basis, which means there is no fee unless we collect money for you. By Daniel McGee November 07, A driver who drove the wrong way on the Long Beach Freeway, causing a fatal accident last Friday was charged with gross vehicular manslaughter, felony drunk driving and hit-and-run on Tuesday.
What Should I Do Next? Read More. Derrick L. Armstrong, of Philadelphia, faces more than a dozen charges, including reckless endangerment and assault in connection to a Christmas Eve chase that led police from Interstate 78 to Hamilton Boulevard in South Whitehall Township. On the night of the chase, two Pennsylvania State Police barracks received reports shortly before 10 p.
A trooper patrolling on westbound I eventually came upon the Nissan Versa. The car sped up to about 90 mph and began passing other vehicles on the right shoulder when the trooper tried to conduct a traffic stop, according to court records. A check of the license plate revealed that the car was reported stolen out of Lansdale in Montgomery County. Police said the car exited I at eastbound Hamilton Boulevard and quickly sped up to about mph , according to records. The driver, later identified as Armstrong, slowed to about 45 mph as he tried to run a red light at South Cedar Crest Boulevard but collided with a car in the intersection.
The driver and passenger of the second car suffered minor injuries. The trooper tried to use his vehicle to keep the driver's side door of the now-wrecked Nissan closed, but Armstrong managed to jump out and make a run for it. The trooper gave chase, ordering Armstrong to stop.
He tried unsuccessfully to use his Taser on the fleeing suspect but lost Armstrong as he jumped a concrete retaining wall and escaped into a tangle of vines and high grass.
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