Scenes from San Diego

Your story read so well. It was as if I was there with you. It is true and unfortunately I am not there yet... I talk about my diagnosis to my family and friends whom I trust. I feel still like I am mourning my "sanity" and need to move on but I feel like it is coming. I need to focus on something other than my diagnosis and am searching for bright and interesting things to take up my time.

Thank you for writing your story it inspires me to reach beyond what I have been diagnosed with and move through it with grace

John...Thank you for sharing your story...you and your friends are truly blessed.  It is rare that a bipolar comes to the place that you have come - a place of helping others and being a shining example to us all.

There's room for all of us to grow in the direction of which you speak.  I have not accomplished great things, but in my own way, and on a small scale, I have become an advocate for others.  It feels good to make a difference for my peers.

And so we move forward and do what we can for others.

Judy

 A great piece of writing John, and I can only hope that one day I am there with you (in that "Place" where Bipolar no longer dominates). I think they are going to be fiddling with my meds for some time to come as blood levels are still so very low.

Cheers

Narelle