Category Archives: Hypomania
Recently a doctor stopped by my blog and asked about types of thoughts people with bipolar disorder have. Specifically, he was asking about “crowded” thoughts. Crowded thoughts are likened to “too many people jammed into this office.” Crowded thoughts constitute … Continue reading
Sex is a basic human drive. We want to eat. We want to sleep. And we want to have sex. These are the things that bring us pleasure in life. Almost everything boils down to those three things. But unfortunately, … Continue reading
I know this seems like an odd question, but I was considering it this morning (in my shower). It is a common problem for people with a mental illness. I have a tendency to avoid showering (really) and I know … Continue reading
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.
Naturally as you’ve read part one of bipolar disorder and working from home from last week you’ve already created a workspace at home, created a work routine and put away distractions. Now you’re all set for tips on getting actual … Continue reading
I, like many, no longer work in an office; I work from home. My commute each morning goes something like: bed, to bathroom, to kitchen, to couch, to desk. Barring a traffic jam between my cats and I over the … Continue reading
I was asked about how I have continued to work even through major bipolar storms. I found when I wrote about this topic, pages and pages were filled, so we’re splitting it in half. Today is part one: how to … Continue reading
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Natasha Tracy
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