Category Archives: Talking About Bipolar
Bipolar disorder is an affective disorder, in other words it affects your emotions (among other things). Bipolar disorder symptoms are often about feelings. Well, they’re about FEELINGS. I feel HAPPY. I feel SAD. I feel IRRITATED. I feel ENERGETIC. But … Continue reading
Happy new year to everyone. Thanks to all for joining me for a wonderful year of information, interaction and debate. I have learned a lot and I hope you have too. But in case you missed it, here are the … Continue reading
A little while back I went through an amazing phase of remission. I started a new medication and it worked like magic in a very short period of time. In short, it was a miracle. At the beginning, I kept … Continue reading
Sunday marked the beginning of the Mental Illness Awareness Week in the US and Canada. These weeks happen around the world at different times of the year. In the US, this week was set aside by Congress to bring together … Continue reading
If at first you don’t succeed, failure may be your style. Quentin Crisp I think this quote is funny. It made me smile. So I posted it on Facebook and Twitter. People didn’t seem to like that. People seemed to … Continue reading
Hi. Thanks for joining us as we expose the biggest myths in mental illness. Today’s myth: a bad childhood causes mental illness.
by Natasha Tracy
Natasha Tracy
Bipolar Audios
Blog Categories
- About Natasha
- Achieving Remission
- Antipsychotics
- Being Crazy
- Bipolar Diagnosis
- Bipolar Treatment
- Bipolar Video
- Brain vs. Mind
- Coping
- Denial
- Depression
- Desire For Remission
- Doctors Giving Up
- Drug Information
- Fault
- Gratitude
- How Others See Bipolar
- Hypomania
- Impact of Bipolar
- Interview
- Loneliness
- Losing Friends
- Medication Safety
- Medication Side-Effects
- Myths
- Non-Medication Treatments
- Talking About Bipolar
- Talking to Doctors
- The Price of Publicly Being Bipolar
- Understanding Mental Illness
- Writing
