What is the difference in sui cide rates between individuals suffering from a mood disorder and individuals who are not?

Mood disorder sounds like uncontrollable mood sings; unable to control one's mood swings, so the patient may be happy for a good 9 minutes and then angry, this is similar to bipolar disorder which can cause other individuals to not want to be around you. You may start to lose hope, feelings like you will always end up alone, can't keep your job because you always snap at other employees, even unnecessarily and so you will most likely start having sui thoughts flooding your brain. Some manage to overcome, i doubt its higher than the rate of persons who actually end up committing sui

Individuals who are not?

The difference is there are persons without disorder that face life problems, they are very inadequate and so , they take the easy way , atleast they think that's the easy way. But for a person who has had experiences with extremely sui thoughts, so extreme i felt like i was taunted. I don't know how im still here but- woah im having deja vu, i felt like i was actually sitting writing about this before. Anyway not everyone is strong enough , and some life challenges are extremely extreme, not everyone can cope.

and its quite hard to tell how many persons die each year from bipolar disorder vs how many die from being inadequate.

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