Posts Tagged ‘Great’

What is Bipolar Anxiety – Is Bipolar Anxiety Dangerous?

As defined in Wikipedia: Bipolar anxiety or disorder is a psychiatric diagnosis that describes a category of mood disorders defined by the presence of one or more episodes of abnormally elevated mood clinically referred to as mania or, if milder, hypomania. Individuals who experience manic episodes also commonly experience depressive episodes or symptoms, or mixed [...]

Introduction to Soaring & Crashing – My Bipolar Adventures

I'm not a famous actress like Patty Duke (Anna Marie in they call me Anna) or Carrie Fisher (in the best Awful); or a gifted psychiatrist like Dr. Kay Redfield Jamison (in An Unquiet Mind); or a flamboyant, young journalist like Lizzie Simon (in Detour: My Bipolar Road Trip in 4-D); or a notorious newswoman [...]

Over 50′s Chat Rooms – Have Fun, Get Social, Stay Young Just Do it Safely

Your energy and emotions don't go away when you hit old age, so why should your social life? Today's seniors are living longer than ever before, and they are finding ways to live those lives to the fullest. if you are interested in meeting new friends, are searching for that special someone to live the [...]

Major Depression Or Bipolar Depression – What is the Difference?

Many people struggle with depression. Depression itself can be as simple as a sign of a bad day (or few days), or it can be a sign of something bigger - a psychiatric illness such as major depression or bipolar disorder. How, then, can we tell the difference? Depression affects approximately 21 million Americans. it [...]

The Best Loved Poems of The American People – By Hazel Felleman

This Book of Poetry was printed in 1936. Bear with me as I describe what our country was like at that time. It was in the middle of the last great depression, and so a very bad economic time. However it was purchased and read by many folks for the same reasons that I have [...]

Signs Of Depression – Can You Read Them When You See Them?

Pain, a high body temperature, a running nose. All signs of physical problems and all pretty obvious. But what about feeling sad for a couple of days? would you go and see your doctor when you feel helpless, empty, and worthless but without a scarf or a running nose to show for it? I bet [...]

Understanding Major Bipolar Depression

There are many types of depression, but bipolar is one of the most serious forms of the condition. Sudden changes in mood, from very good to very bad, are exhibited in bipolar people. You will not be thought to have major bipolar depression if your sadness is just a reaction to something happening in your [...]

Using Vitamins And Minerals For Depression

Vitamins and minerals are basic tools that are necessary to maintain good health. they help the various body systems to work efficiently and support efforts to increase and maintain physical, mental, and emotional strength and health. Depression is an illness that has been around probably since man began to walk the earth. Efforts have been [...]

Introduction to Soaring & Crashing – My Bipolar Adventures

I'm not a famous actress like Patty Duke (Anna Marie in They call me Anna) or Carrie Fisher (in The best Awful); or a gifted psychiatrist like Dr. Kay Redfield Jamison (in an Unquiet Mind); or a flamboyant, young journalist like Lizzie Simon (in Detour: My Bipolar Road Trip in 4-D); or a notorious newswoman [...]

Seeking Help For Depression

Depression is a disorder that affects approximately 18.8 million American adults in some form. It is therefore very likely that everyone will at some point in their life be affected by depression, whether it be their own or someone else's. of all the individuals with depression, only one-third of them seek the necessary medical treatment. [...]