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Caring Really Is as Simple as Sharing

When you have a chronic and mental illness, you can feel powerless to improve someone’s day. This post examines how even the smallest acts matter and make the world a better place. Continue reading Caring Really Is as Simple as Sharing

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Scott @ Speaking BipolarFebruary 28, 2021February 28, 2021Leave a comment
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You Still Have Something Beautiful to Give (Even If You Feel Broken)

Your broken parts don’t define you even if living with mental illness makes it feel that way. Learn a lesson from a beautiful song about Marilyn Monroe. | #bipolar #feelbroken #mentalillness #chronicillness Continue reading You Still Have Something Beautiful to Give (Even If You Feel Broken)

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Scott @ Speaking BipolarFebruary 21, 2021February 21, 2021
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September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month

September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month. This post lists resources to help both those coping with suicidal ideation and their friends and family. Continue reading September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month

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Voices – A Poem About Mental Illness.

When you have a mental illness, you cope every day with internal voices telling you negative messages. This poem describes how that battle feels. | #poem #poetry #mentalillness #bipolar #mentalillnessawareness Continue reading Voices – A Poem About Mental Illness.

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The Unique Struggles of Being a Writer with Bipolar Disorder

Having bipolar disorder makes everything an adventure. Being a writer is no different. Read the three phases of being a writer with bipolar disorder. Continue reading The Unique Struggles of Being a Writer with Bipolar Disorder

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