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Old May 11, 2013, 07:04 AM
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Just read a new bipolar book entitled, Welcome to the Jungle: Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Bipolar But Were Too Freaked Out to Ask. While it is geared toward a younger crowd (say 30 and under), I really found it quite good. It takes a very personal, casual, "human" (as opposed to "textbooky") approach to very common issues that we deal with: accepting diagnosis, struggles with med issues, relationship issues, etc. Quite refreshing in a 20-something, sometimes a bit colloquial sort of way -- even for this almost 50-year-old. Worth a look.
Thanks for this!
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Old May 11, 2013, 02:05 PM
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Just read a new bipolar book entitled, Welcome to the Jungle: Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Bipolar But Were Too Freaked Out to Ask. While it is geared toward a younger crowd (say 30 and under), I really found it quite good. It takes a very personal, casual, "human" (as opposed to "textbooky") approach to very common issues that we deal with: accepting diagnosis, struggles with med issues, relationship issues, etc. Quite refreshing in a 20-something, sometimes a bit colloquial sort of way -- even for this almost 50-year-old. Worth a look.
I read some of that. I got it free from the library on my kindle. It was pretty good...I should see if I can get it again.
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