Bipolar Disorder and The Arts - Shrinking It Down: Mark Vonnegut's Story

[@stefyguereschi]

Thank for sharing this'

[@elizabethgaufberg3655]

Wonderful Gene, Steve and Mark!

[@pochenw]

Thanks for sharing this!

[@ASMinor]

I am an avid #MentalHealthAwareness advocate and spoken word performer, and I love this so much. I travel the country trying to bring that awareness on stages, in classrooms, hospitals, and on my KZbin channel, so I get excited when I see other advocates. 💙

[@georgiafallas829]

Fascinating Georgia

[@wholesomekeanureeves9466]

Interessting

[@kafkettethehungerartist]

might you someday address the intersection between epilepsy & manic depression & how that affects one's work? i am having a great deal of trouble finding information online re: this subject ~ credible information, anyway. i do wish there were any upside to the seizures. sometimes it feels as if they're trying to break the brutal barrier. bp2 is a pair of bright red shoes made of frosted cake in comparison. as an aside, if you still want to eat r.d. laing, i would be most happy to cook whatever's left of him for you. a bit gamy, i suppose, after all this time, but dip him into an overly spiced tomato- & onion-based sauce & he should nearly be fine. ps. i read yr book!!

[@lesliecartagena1292]

Bipolars definitely get more sympathy, understanding and support than people with BPD .

[@mikeviall811]

Lefties gonna lefty

[@noahlovotti7722]

Im sorry for saying this but the thumbnail looks like the beyond fried chicken pointing meme.