Stories tagged "manicdepression"

For many students the academic demands are great, dorm-life may be their first experience sharing a living space in the book named Mommy I'm still here by kate Mclaughlin.

The e-mail messages of Bruce E. Ivins provide a narrative of his paranoid episodes, dating to 2000.

Riding the ups and downs and being labeled "crazy"-first-hand accounts of living with bipolar disorder.

Coming out of a depression is like waking up from a coma you weren't even aware you were in. Suddenly, you just open your eyes and things are there for you again.

I’m pretty well-up on mental illness, unsurprisingly, but in front of people I can’t show this. It leads to awkward questions.

It divides families, contributes to the crowding in our prisons and jails, explains why so many people are living on the streets, and causes more pain and suffering that can be calculated by any government statistic.

Manic-depressive Tom Ruzek, 24, may be a "total drag for months on end," but he is "a blast" while in his manic state, friends of the troubled Buffalo State graduate student said Monday.

Evidence of God's manic-depression can be found throughout the Universe, from the white-hot explosiveness of quasars to the cold, lifeless vacuum of space.

Bipolar disorder is a mystery and a subject of medical debate. But for the Blakes, it's just reality.

Mel Gibson talks about being diagnosed as bipolar in a new documentary about the NIDA acting class of 1977.