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shutterbug · 07-31-2008, 01:23 PM

This is the same person referenced in the recent thread which contains a video link to Jamison talking about her illness. I think it was posted by HistoryTeach within the past 7 days, but i can't remember which day it was.

I'm more than half-way thru this book myself. It's not as easy of a read as "A Brilliant Madness" and some others on bipolar disorder and major depression, but also not as difficult to process or finish as "The Noonday Demon - An Atlas of Depression (which is interesting, but very detailed about the history of depression and such, so as slow a reader as i am, it is taking me a bit more to get thru it, but i'm nearly there).

Jenna

07-31-2008, 01:23 PM	#3 (permalink)
shutterbug A picture's worth a 1000 words Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: With any luck, I'm lost in a view finder Posts: 2,947 Blog Entries: 5	This is the same person referenced in the recent thread which contains a video link to Jamison talking about her illness. I think it was posted by HistoryTeach within the past 7 days, but i can't remember which day it was. I'm more than half-way thru this book myself. It's not as easy of a read as "A Brilliant Madness" and some others on bipolar disorder and major depression, but also not as difficult to process or finish as "The Noonday Demon - An Atlas of Depression (which is interesting, but very detailed about the history of depression and such, so as slow a reader as i am, it is taking me a bit more to get thru it, but i'm nearly there). Jenna __________________ I'M FINE!! Fanatically Insecure Neuratic & Emotional Bipolar/Depression support: 1-800-950-NAMI(6264).