Monthly Archives: November 2014
Hidden Realities: The Consequentialist Problem of Mental Illness
This week I attended a referral appointment with a bipolar specialist, at the behest of my usual psychiatrist who had somewhat hit a brick wall in finding effective ways to treat my increasingly intense and unmanageable symptoms. I had already … Continue reading
[TW] Clock-watching: the countdown to the specialist
It seems that I’m a bit of an enigma to my current psychiatrist. I say current because his coming Monday I am seeing yet another doctor at the request of my current doctor. The pattern and intensity of my bipolar … Continue reading
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Tagged bipolar disorder, depression, Disability, mental health, Psychiatry, Psychology
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[TW] Music and Lyrics: Soundtrack to my life
If it weren’t for my iPod I struggle to see how I would exist at all. My entire life, I have searched for the perfect playlist: the soundtrack to my life. I search constantly, ceaselessly excavating the bowels of iTunes … Continue reading
Gulliver Unravelled 