I'm glad to see some people getting good treatment from their employers. I disclosed my BP to my own boss in the summer of 2012 when I had a manic episode that I couldn't hide, and it led to my eventual downfall and firing. The worst was when the corporate nurse consultant said to me as I was signing the termination papers, "It's not your fault. Your work habits are consistent with your diagnosis." Well, I did the best I could even through episodes when I was climbing the walls, but it wasn't enough. I don't blame them so much for firing me as I do for making bipolar the reason. They had decided they couldn't make the accommodations I needed to continue working there, so out I went.

As you can tell, I'm still angry about it three years later.....