Being Bipolar
Being BipolarStories. Poems & Thoughts from a mental health warrior who has suffered with, lived with and survived a Bipolar I diagnosis since 1992. I am here to share open, honest and raw words that chronicle my experiences.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
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Lauren and her fiance, Noah, were camping in Colorado. The sun was setting. The sky lit up with sun kissed flames streaked with wavy, fingers of indigo. The two were talking around a campfire; Nature’s Prozac. The sun set melted slowly like...
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Writer of fiction, poems & thoughts since I could hold a crayon. I am a sober, married, Classic INFJ, introverted, bipolar woman Thumbnail image by ROCCO STOPPOLONI on Unsplash.
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