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17 Reviewed Bipolar Disorder Blogs Links (viewing 6 - 10)Pole to Polar: the Secret Life of a Manic Depressive Seaneen This blog, written by an Irish female, is about her experiences with Bipolar Disorder. She also covers mental illness in general and tries to provide a sane guide for living with mental illness. Her posts are well written, regularly done, and are very honest and open about how she is feeling and what she is thinking/experiencing. The Icarus Project The Icarus Project This blog is a network of people living with experiences that are commonly labeled as bipolar or other psychiatric conditions. They believe they have mad gifts to be cultivated and taken care of, rather than diseases or disorders to be suppressed or eliminated. The site features articles, journals, resources and community forums. Bipolar Speaks Bipolar Speaks Bipolar Speaks is a project to allow those with mental illnesses to speak up and be heard. It is a chance to inspire others and get some "Writing Therauputic Healing" by letting it out once and for all. The blog contains different writings each day from people about their experiences with Bipolar Disorder and its effects on work, relationships, their medications and treatments, and more.
Up and Down Up and Down This blog is written by female with Bipolar Disorder and Panic Disorder. She posts regularly about her experiences, treatment, and how she is doing in her life with her family. Posts are well written and share her thoughts and emotions about what is currently going on. Manic Depressive Blog Moodie This blog is written by a woman who has manic depression (Bipolar Disorder) and a Master's degree in psychology. Her goal is to use her unique perspective to help people better understand and live with this mood disorder. While the blog has been around since 2007, there were few posts in the first two years. However, she has begun posting regularly (and committed to continuing) and the posts are all well written, easy to understand and explore Bipolar Disorder, related conditions, and her day-to-day coping with it.
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