Catatonic Kid
This blog has a lot to offer. It's an in-depth, thoughtful and challenging looks at real issue in a way many people can relate to.
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untreatable
http://untreatable.blogspot.com/
A inside perspective into living with a multitude of mental disorders from Depression to Borderline Personality Disorder to Post Traumatic Stress Disorder to Generalized Anxiety Disorder. The thoughts and experiences of such topics as suicide, self harm, psychotic episodes, flashbacks, hospitalizations, therapy, medication, society in general and many more.
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Comments & Reviews
This blog is currently rated a 4.90 out of a possible 5 based on 10 comments.
Brad
A great site. Very well written. I have bipolar disorder and I related on so many levels. Thank you.
HaNong
it's nice blog
TheMrs
An excellent place to find helpful and informative information. The auther uses his own personal experiences to bridge the gap of understanding about mental illness. A wonderful blog with a lot of heart. Recommend!
w0lfh0und
Exceptionally well written blog. Brutally honest, open and engaging narrative. Highly recommended reading.
JazzyJean
Straight to the point blog straight from an author whom I began to admire for his perseverance to better himself inspite of his mental anguish. Easy to read. Honest. A compelling read for those who find interest in theworld people don't normally care about. I love this blog. READ IT! LISTEN AND LEARN!
Mar / The Fearless Blog
Well written but most importantly courageous, very courageous. Perhaps the best medicine?
Such honesty is so needed in the world.
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JEMi
This is an excellent blog from a strong individual who uses his honesty and experience to enlighten those who seek to understand the world of mental illness - outside of the textbook. A great read
DanB
A great blog from someone who has the courage to share their personal life to help others. Anyone who is dealing with issues that affect their mental health should read this blog to see that they are not alone, and to learn more about dealing with the challenges that many of us face.
I always find powerful insights here about mental illness and one man's struggle with BPD. It is totally honest, taking you right into a moment of recognition and truth about human nature. An important blog.
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