
Living With Bipolar Disorder: Finding Balance and Purpose
“We must embrace pain and use it as fuel for our journey.” That quote from Kenji Miyazawa speaks directly to what it means to live

“We must embrace pain and use it as fuel for our journey.” That quote from Kenji Miyazawa speaks directly to what it means to live

“There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside you.” That quote from poet Maya Angelou captures the silent struggle of living with

“If you’re going through hell, keep going.” This advice, often linked to Winston Churchill, resonates deeply with anyone who has faced the dark grip of

“The only thing more exhausting than fighting a mental illness is hiding it.” That quote really resonates, doesn’t it? For a long time, discussing mental

Recovery isn’t linear, and it doesn’t come with a rulebook. In this post, I open up about the setbacks, stigma, and small wins that shaped

After years of misdiagnosis, harmful medications, and hopelessness, I found clarity in a moment I never expected — a conversation inspired by Jack Nicholson. This
Realize I am not a Licensed Mental Health Expert. What I offer, including my Six Point Method to overcome Manic Depression aka Bipolar Disorder, is not a medical directive. It may or may not be for you. If you utilize my Six Point Method in any fashion, I truly hope it helps you navigate the treacherous, turbulent waters Manic Depression will surely impose.