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- ProtocolKills.com revisited: Misinformed refusal turned up to 11
- Jennifer Margulis: The intersection between antivaccine beliefs and cancer quackery
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- Did “Died Suddenly” just die suddenly as a conspiracy theory?
- ProtocolKills.com: An old quack narrative reborn for COVID-19
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- A glance back at a year full of lessons
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- A Profound Look Back at the Week: November 8-14
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- A Profound Look at the Future
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Don’t Drink & Don’t Die
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- Step 11 (through prayer and meditation)
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Category Archives: Bipolar Disorder
Conversations With My Psychiatrist | The End Is Nigh
I have two more appointments before my psychiatrist retires. This isn’t a surprise, she told me when we started three years ago that our relationship would be temporary. She also told me I wouldn’t be left out in the cold, … Continue reading
Posted in Appointment Day, Bipolar, Bipolar Disease, Bipolar Disorder, Depression, Health, Manic Depression, Mental Health, Photography, Psychiatry
Tagged Bipolar, Photography, Psychiatry
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Conversations With My Psychiatrist | Dealing With The Aftermath
My psychiatrist prescribed Trintellix for me in October of last year. One of my problems over the past ten years and more, has been sleeping. Basically I do too much of it, and I’m still tired all the time. The … Continue reading
Posted in Appointment Day, Bipolar, Bipolar Disease, Bipolar Disorder, Clinical Depression, Family, Father, Health, Memories, Mother, Psychiatry
Tagged Bipolar, Family, Photography, Psychiatry
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Conversations With My Psychotherapist Are Coming To An End
“…our biggest trigger while I was growing up, was me asking questions about my past. Any questions about the Cult we grew up in, or anything regarding my father, or even anything regarding my father’s side of the family, were … Continue reading
Posted in Appointment Day, Bipolar Disease, Bipolar Disorder, Clinical Depression, Depression, Family, Granny, Health, Mother, Photography
Tagged Bipolar, Family, Psychotherapy
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Bonding Part Two: The Punishments She Did And Didn’t Hand Out
“So for the first few years of my life my Mother wasn’t there, for the next five years of my life I was a group chore, with little to no idea who she was to me. Then, for the next … Continue reading
Posted in Bipolar Disease, Bipolar Disorder, Clinical Depression, Family, Health, Mother, Photography
Tagged Bipolar Disease, Bipolar Disorder, clinical depression, Depression, Family
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Thursday Conversations With My Psychiatrist | New Pills & A Car Wreck
I’ve changed psychiatrists since I wrote the last one of these. My last psychiatrist — the one who saved my life, retired… or something, he told me my regular Doctor could treat me. So I went without a psychiatrist and … Continue reading
The Day-To-Day Indignity Of Manic Depression
“Caring for yourself, looking after your physical health, just isn’t a priority for someone who constantly wants to die.” — ‘When You Spend 6570 Consecutive Days Wanting To Kill Yourself The Little Things Get Neglected… Like Dental Hygiene’: June 13, … Continue reading