Health
Intoxicating highs and deep darkness: living and loving with bipolar disorder – The Guardian
Every day I find myself fighting against my own instincts. This is a message to my husband – and everyone who has loved someone with mental illness
When you look at me, you may not see anything out of the ordinary. Too much hair. Broad shoulders. Normal height. Normal weight. Normal eyes, normal mouth, normal nose, normal face. Five fingers, five toes, two arms, and two legs that are a bit too short.
But please dont be fooled. Despite what you may see, I am an evolutionary anomaly. My feet arent webbed, and I have no gills. I have no supernatural powers; in fact, my terrible eyesight and hearing would say the opposite. But an evolutionary …
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