The Many Faces of Bipolar
The many faces of Bipolar by James Heaton I have been bipolar my entire life, as long as I can remember. My earliest memories paint a portrait of a child who was happy and energetic one moment and sad and depressed the next. Memories of blacking out or having depersonalization to the point of thinking…
Keep readingECT – Four Years Later
Four years after ECT, James reflects on the changes to his life.
Keep readingThe Battle
The battle with Bipolar Disorder is ongoing and never ending, but we must be the victors.
Keep readingThe Art of Coping
By James Heaton We all know the drill. You see your doctor, in the 15 minutes that you are given to explain all the complexities of your disorder and the changes that have been happening in your mind. And we struggle with a way to explain that our thoughts are bizarre and scary, but at…
Keep readingGetting up is how we learn…
My favorite line from Chris Nolan’s Dark Knight trilogy is when Bruce’s father, Thomas Wayne tells him the reason that we fall down is so we can learn to get back up. Its one of those little boosters that I collect for when I feel like I cant keep going. Its been a week or…
Keep readingWe All Fall Down.. Part II
I went from these waves of colorful thoughts, these brilliant moments of creativity to breaking down in my wife’s arms and crying about losing my mind
Keep readingWe all fall down sometimes..
A struggle with medication and the pressures of life send James over the edge, and the one person to save him is his Wife.
Keep readingAnxiety and How to Train Your Mind
By James Heaton Anxiety comes in different forms for different people. Along with the mood changes, the crippling depression and sever manic phases, people who suffer from bipolar disorder can also experience severe anxiety. But what is anxiety? Its common to experience some anxiety in our everyday lives but when it becomes debilitating then it…
Keep readingBeing a Parent with Bipolar & Raising a child that has Bipolar
What is parenting like with a bipolar child?
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