menage boisbriand on Bandwagons & Bipolar
I totally agree that the real medicine is self control, its chemical poisons that the downstream world to flee her situation does not help to ensortir but adds other health problems
View Articlepollen and bleu on Bandwagons & Bipolar
at information for reading by everyone. hope to read more intereting sceipt in your next post.
View Articlepollen and bleu on Bandwagons & Bipolar
at information for reading by everyone. hope to read more intereting sceipt in your next post.
View Articlesea horizon on Bandwagons & Bipolar
one of the best blogs on bipolar. hope we will continue to receive such excellent information.
View Articlemtnscubagirl on Bandwagons & Bipolar
I also am on the least amount of medication that I believe possible. This medication change happened very recently after I went through a severe manic episode. The mania was believed caused by an...
View ArticleDyane Harwood on Bandwagons & Bipolar
I'd like to add that "Anatomy of an Epidemic" is one of the top five most influential books I have ever read in my (almost) 44 years. I was a literature major in college, I'm a freelance writer and...
View ArticleDyane Harwood on Bandwagons & Bipolar
I read "Anatomy of an Epidemic" and it affected me in very profound ways (which I'm saving for my book, Beth! ;) but to answer your question, my answer is a resounding "Yes!" I definitely gather my own...
View ArticleBeth on Bandwagons & Bipolar
Thank you, Karl, for a great link! AWESOME short film! Yes, we are are own experts, just as the young man in the film indicates. I urge readers to watch "Not Without Us".Beth Mader
View ArticleKarl on Bandwagons & Bipolar
Hi Beth - I wholeheartedly agree. We have the right to choose our own recovery pathway.Here's a link to a great video "Not Without Us" that touches on this topic http://vimeo.com/62705552Roger Whitaker...
View Article
