Plenty will, but it really depends on a lot of variables.
1. Suicidal ideation/attempts.
2. Taking meds and seeing doctors as they are supposed to.
3. Work history or anything else you can provide that indicates stability.
4. Time since diagnosis.
5. Any history of alcohol or chemical dependency.
6. Stable work history.
Bipolar is a fickle bitch and the spectrum of insurability is wide.
