bipolar spectrum

Bipolar people can feel safe. There is a safety net. Dave and I feel that we’re providing a safety net for you and your loved ones because we’re educating you to know that bipolar can be managed in a variety of ways. You can choose to use drugs with our daily plan of treatment…we’re not necessarily trying to tear you away from THAT safety net. But it’s important to us to be able to share with you that bipolar can be helped . You or your loved one can get better. Each day is a challenge unto itself. Be aware of your thoughts today ... Read Full Story

Falling timber, delivering firewood Dave is making special preparations to go on vacation with me for 2 weeks. He’s working extra hard in the woods to earn cash money for the trip. That means he’s up between 4:00a.m. and 5:00a.m., out the door by 6:30a.m. and in the woods shortly after 7:00a.m., cutting and loading his truck. He’s able to make 2 deliveries a day and he’s finding huge trees that require some splitting just to get the blocks of wood up onto the 1 ton flatbed truck. His strength is tremendous. Last night he couldn’t sleep and his back was in pain. He’s ... Read Full Story

Winston Churchill, the Hero, one of the most important men in modern history, was bipolar. He couldn’t have been as successful, couldn’t have had such innovative out-of-the-box thoughts, couldn’t have been as big a risk taker if he hadn’t been bipolar. So if you, or somebody you know, has bipolar disorder, be sure to give the support and recognition due to the strong bipolar mind. It’s the stuff heroes are made of. The internet is perfectly suited to global thinking and local shining (networking both globally and locally). You may well be one of those bipolar people who will make a huge living for ... Read Full Story

Bipolaroni - add it to your diet of "Mental Wealth",  soon to be a book and the best darn bipolar blog on the planet! I was raised on good music; no, not good great. There was always music playing in my house: classical, Frank, Dean, Glen Miller, Perry Como, Patsy Cline, the king, Elvis. When I was a little girl, I was given a little record player; it played 45's. I'm giving away my age...who cares, I'm better now than ever. I saw the Beatles play the U.S. the first time on Ed Sullivan. All I used to care about was rockin' with my ... Read Full Story

Bipolar is a mixed bag, and actually, when properly managed, it is a true blessing. The highs are phenomenal.  The lows are devastating.  However, if managed, life can be extraordinarily wonderful.  It takes extremely hard work and perseverance but it is certainly worth it.  I am proof.  I now know how to live in the moment and enjoy the simple things.  I’ve enjoyed wealth and I’ve also known what it’s like to lose everything.  I was stripped even to the point of having no clothes.  A girlfriend gave me a bra and I wore my boyfriend’s jeans for months.  Lucky him!  Stuff just doesn’t ... Read Full Story