Bipolar Disorder is one of many mental illnesses that people suffer from, we know this now.
Yet, have we thought about what that person has gone through in life before, during, and after they were diagnosed?
If we did not know that person had a mental illness versus when we do, would we treat them any differently?
If we were not directly affected by their mania or episodes as they dealt with coping with their mental illness, would we be compassionate or blame them for what is ultimately their actions?
This Autobiography was written to showcase one person's life to date as a person that has successfully learned to cope/overcome the shortcomings of having a mental illness.
She sees it as a blessing because of the freeing in-habitations to be her authentic self and thanks to God, Almighty for always being there to pull her through.
This book is a true composition of her life from childhood to early adulthood and its many bad and a few good experiences.
She wanted to release the negativity that can spark conversations and / or actions to free herself from what held her down including the stigma of having a mental health illness.
Her story like others is about being able to live life wholeheartedly.
Each chapter recaps a life experience as it relates to what she has learned about Bipolar Disorder from her own personal experience.
Are you ready to discover, uncover, and take a glimpse into the life of Trish Tyne?
