
On life with bipolar.
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One of the things I do when I can’t sleep is write down ‘positive data’. Positive data is an idea I got from my CBT therapist. It’s not exactly the same as gratitude journalling, but it’s along similar lines.
I sent this post to my sister, who told me it read ‘like a bit of a rant’. But I decided to publish it anyway, so sorry about the ranting. The DVLA deserve it in my opinion.
This week I’m bringing you something a little different in the form of a short poem I wrote several years ago about having bipolar disorder (trigger warning, it’s about ill mental health).
I recently borrowed You Don’t Have to Be Mad to Work Here, A Psychiatrist’s Life by Dr Benji Waterhouse’s book from the library. There was a wait to get it, which I’m glad about as it shows people are interested.
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