<a href="http://www.bipolarresources.com">BipolarResources Blog and Website</a>.. I basically just needed to clear my head. If you know someone or if you have Bipolar Disorder than   more...you will know what I am talking about..  less

Me talking about the good parts of having bipolar disorder

Sketch using split screen with ukulele accompaniment.

Just me being me

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an update on what i have been up to

El trastorno bipolar es una alteración del humor en forma de ataques o episodios, entre los cuales la persona es

prácticamente normal. Las fases consisten en síntomas de manía (euforia,   more...hiperactividad, desinhibición... y depresión

(tristeza,inhibición, incapacidad para disfrutar de la vida...), o ambos a la vez ( episodio mixto). El trastorno bipolar

aparece en un 1,6% de la población y es más frecuente en familias en las algunos de los progenitores también lo sufre.Suele

comenzar antes de los 20 años y aparece...  less

Worthless Information 2!

Worthless Information

Bipolar disorder and lithium by www.NeuroSoup.com

this is over on YT already so idk...i'm an attention whore ok?

Please respect that.

One man (in his many personalities) runs CubeBreak.com. Meet the staff that represents his multiple personality dissorder.

predjudice and abuse

what it's like to live with mental illness.

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A DANGEROUSLY HUMOROUS DRUG AD

http://lukeford.net/blog/?p=2931 The Times has a piece today on the latest group to take pride in its status in the face of social pariah-hood: the mentally ill. Mentally ill is the new gay.

My video response. :))

When someone tells you they have [xxx], what is your initial reaction?

Do you nod in support while internally rolling your eyes? Do you commiserate w/ them? Tell 'em to "buck up," stop whining   more...& making excuses? Do you think your issue is legitimate but "their's" is not?

Do these names describe personality traits, actual disorders or are they the fallout of something else?

(Pardon me while I continue to trip all over myself)  less

Steve-O Is Bipolar Big Time...he has lost his mind

me announcing my two groups...

where words come from