Category Archives: Bipolar Video
I’ve discussed how I like to use the word “crazy” and don’t find it derogatory. Us crazies, we have to stick together, I might say. I’ve also said that people can use any word to hurt you. Don’t tell me … Continue reading
This week saw the passing of Schizophrenia Awareness Day and I think it’s time to take a moment to learn some facts about this much stigmatized mental illness.
Many sites on the internet dedicate themselves to serving up health information, but you should always question the source of that information.
Charlie Sheen’s recent remarks may seen funny to some, but when I look at his statements and actions, to me they scream mania, a symptom of bipolar disorder.
Last week was my birthday. I didn’t do anything or mark it in any way. That is mostly because, on my birthday, I look back and see bipolar behind me and I look forward and see bipolar in front of … Continue reading
Alternative treatments for bipolar disorder, and any mental illness, abound. People will advise you to do anything from cut gluten out of your diet, to take an herbal cocktail to cleans your aura. I, myself, have seen a few alternative … Continue reading
Earlier this month, I wrote about how to stay on psych medication. I gave tips and tricks to help you stay on track. In today’s video, I show you my own twist on psych medication reminders.
Those of you who follow me may have gleaned that I’ve been having trouble getting a psychiatrist. Basically, I was finally allowed to see one and she threw up her hands, told me to give up and that I was … Continue reading
Natasha Tracy
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