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  1. Crazy Ray: A Story of Manic Depression with Suicidal and Homicial Tendencies by Carla A. Hartl, 2002-08-06
  2. You Don't Have to Be Famous to Have Manic Depression: The A-Z Guide to Good Mental Health by Jeremy Thomas, Tony Hughes, 2008-03-27
  3. Cinderella in the Attic: Bulimia Nervosa, Manic Depression, and the Life Lived in Between by Paula Henke, 2006-11-06
  4. Move Over Manic Depression, Here I Am! by Anne Brocklesby, 2009-12-01
  5. The Chrysalid Years: A Life on the Knife Edge Between Sanity and Madness - A Veteran Account of Manic Depression/Schizo-Affective Disorder by Abigail Freeman, 2001-11-15
  6. Surviving the Crisis of Depression & Bipolar (Manic-Depression) Illness: Layperson's Guide to Coping With Mental Illness Beyond the Time of Crisis & Outside the Hospital by Mark A. Halebsky, 1997-11
  7. The Tortured Mind: The Many Faces of Manic Depression (Encyclopedia of Psychological Disorders) by Ann Holmes, 1998-05
  8. Double Trouble...Living with Manic Depression: A Personal Story and a Practical Guide by Pauline Rhodes, 2007-03-21
  9. Carbamazepine and manic depression: A guide by Janet R Medenwald, 1996
  10. HOPE AND RECOVERY - A Mother-Daughter Story About Anorexia Nervosa, Bulimia, and Manic Depression by Emma Lou; Markosian, Becky Thayne Thayne, 1992
  11. Inside Manic Depression: The True Story of One Victim's Triumph over Despair by Charlotte Clark, 1993-04
  12. The Pill Box: One Man's Hopeful Struggle to Overcome Manic Depression by Bruce R. Patzer, 2001-10
  13. We Heard the Angels of Madness: One Family's Struggle With Manic Depression by Diane Berger, Lisa Berger, 1991-03
  14. It Took Someone Who Cared: One Couple’s Fight to Overcome Manic Depression by Ralph Arbitelle, 2007-10-17

41. National Depressive And Manic-Depressive Association
To educate patients, families, professionals, and the public concerning the nature of depressive and manic-depressive illness as treatable medical diseases; to foster self-help for patients and families; to eliminate discrimination and stigma; to improve access to care; and to advocate for research toward the elimination of these illnesses.
http://www.ndmda.org/

42. Manic Depression < Thrash Metal Maniacs >
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43. The Catholic Digital Community: From Www.selwaywebsites.com
Biweekly mental health articles from the Pueblo Chieftain. The author also has created subsites for the local mental health association and depressive and manic depressive association both of which he founded.
http://www.puebloadvocacy.com
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See the great Sistine Chapel: http://www.vatican.va/various/cappelle/sistina_vr/index.html There's much more on our " Catholic Links " page. US Council of Catholic Bishops statement on the Eucharist "Happy are those who are called to His Supper: PDF file 2 Peter 1:5-7 Make every effort to supplement your faith with virtue, virtue with knowledge, knowledge with self-control, self-control with endurance, endurance with devotion, devotion with mutual affection, mutual affection with love. - "Whenever we find ourselves bombarded with accusations over past sins, with demeaning reminders of our weakness, unworthiness, or uselessness, we can turn to the blood of Jesus for protection and Satan must flee! His temptations, his accusations lose their grip, and we are restored to the truth once more of who we are in Christ. Deliverance is ours, even as Jesus rejoices over us all because we have called upon the power of his blood!" (from the Word Among Us Return to Index The Holy Bible
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44. Manic Depression - EHow.com
Learn about Manic Depression on eHow.com. Find info and videos including Manic Depression Vs. Depression, How to Treat Manic Depression, The History of Manic Depression and
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  • Manic depression is a mental disorder characterized by dramatic mood changes that go far beyond an ordinary day's ups and downs. At one end of the spectrum, the person experiences extreme elevation or irritability, then can fall into classic symptoms of depression. What Is Manic Depression Anxiety? Manic depression anxiety is a serious, long-term medical condition in which patients experience extreme emotional highs, called manic episodes, and extreme lows in the form of depression. Psychiatric professionals now commonly refer to the illness as bipolar disorder. Dangers of Manic Depression Manic depression, or bipolar disorder, is characterized by mood swings far more intense than those of other individuals. These swings can take a person from manic (up) to depressed (down) in a matter of minutes. There are dangers associated with these mood swings. Kinds of Manic Depression Bipolar disorder, also known as manic-depressive disorder, is a debilitating mood disorder characterized by extreme mood shifts. Mania symptoms include risky behavior, increased energy, racing thoughts, talkativeness and over-confidence. Symptoms of depression include feelings of hopelessness, worthlessness or guilt, loss of energy,...

45. The Mood Disorders Support Group Of New York City
A non profit, self-help organization serving both individuals with depression and manic-depression (bipolar disorder), as well as their families and friends.
http://www.mdsg.org
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The Mood Disorders Support Group (MDSG) is a non profit, self-help organization serving both individuals with depression and manic-depression (bipolar disorder), as well as their families and friends. We help people to accept and manage their illness and improve the quality of their life. An overview of our services Support MDSG Purchase anything at Amazon.com after clicking here and they will pay MDSG a commission.
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46. Myspace
Myspace Music profile for Manic Depression. Download Manic Depression Thrash / Metal / music singles, watch music videos, listen to free streaming mp3s, read Manic Depression
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47. Mdgroup
Self-help group run by its members.
http://mdgroup.homestead.com/mdgroup.html

48. Manic Depression
People suffering from manic depression experience radical shifts in mood, energy, and ability to function. This eMedTV resource discusses the cycles associated with the
http://mental-health.emedtv.com/manic-depression/manic-depression.html
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49. Manic Depressives Anonymous
A 12 step non-profit fellowship dealing with bi-polar recovery. Includes materials needed to start and hold a MDA meeting.
http://manicdepressivesanon.org/

50. Armchair World: In Transition: #5
A fitting metaphor for a discussion of Bipolar illness.
http://www.armchair.com/aware/transit5.html
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In Transition
Manic Depression and the New Year
by
Dr. Peter Melgaard Thompson
Most scientists studying Bipolar Illness agree that this is genetic illness. That is, it runs in families and is passed on though the genes. It has an incidence of about 1%, or 1 out of 100 people in the general population. In families with this genetic problem the incidence is much higher. In identical twins, if one twin has Bipolar Illness, then there is 70% chance that the other identical twin will also have it. As in Major Depression there are very good treatments, in this case not with antidepressants but with mood stabilizers. The oldest and most studied is lithium. More recently, the anti-seizure medications have been shown to have anti-manic properties. In most cases these medications eliminate manic behavior within two weeks and greatly reduce the possibility of having another mania. Lithium is a salt, and is usually taken 2-3 times a day. It is generally a safe medication with little long-term side effects. On the short-term side there are many side effects. The most life threatening is overdose or dehydration. This is because high blood levels can be toxic to the heart. Patients on lithium should have their blood levels checked weekly to every other week. The most common side effects are nausea, weight gain, acne, and thirst. The other group of medicines that are effective in treating mania are the anti-seizure medications. The best studied of this group are carbamazepine (Tegretol) and valproate acid (Depakene or Depakote). These medications seem to work best in patients that cannot tolerate the side effects of lithium or where lithium is ineffective. This group tends to be a subgroup of bipolar patients - the rapid cyclers and dysphoric manics. A rapid cycler is a bipolar patient who goes through four complete cycles a year (manic, depressed and normal mood). The patient with dysphoric mania is characterized by having symptoms of both mania and depression at the same time. As with lithium, weekly or bimonthly monitoring of blood levels are required. The most common side effects are nausea and weight gain.

51. Manic Depression Symptoms
Reading more about Manic Depression Symptoms or perhaps its resources will more likely place you in a more informed position to either take further steps or research a little more.
http://manic-depression-assistance.com/?p=7

52. Wigging: Learn About Manic Depression
Experiences, writings and book list of a man diagnosed with this illness as well as schizoaffective disorder.
http://www.geometricvisions.com/Madness/
Home Writing Music Photography ... Living with Schizoaffective Disorder Learn About Manic Depression Reality is Something You Make A Day at the Dump
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Please read my new article Living with Schizoaffective Disorder . It goes into much more detail about my mental illness than this page. I'm featured in a story about bipolar depressives in the high tech industry in the Metro San Jose March 30, 2000 edition. In further news, Slashdot , a news and discussion site for the Free Software community, ran an article I submitted regarding the Metro article called Manic Depressive Geeks. Be forwarned - discussions on Slashdot get pretty "colorful" and computer programmers are well known for being pretty blunt with voicing their opinions online. 9000 people visited this page in the two days the story was featured on Slashdot - in the whole month of March 2000 I got 3000 visitors.
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53. Manic Depression: An Overview
Manic Depression. An Overview by Lori Todd . Professor Keefer's Writing Workshop II, 1997. Lori Todd Dr. Keefer Writing Workshop II 13 May 1997 . Due to the stigmatization attached to
http://www.nyu.edu/classes/keefer/therapy/manic.html
Manic Depression An Overview by Lori Todd Professor Keefer's Writing Workshop II, 1997 Lori Todd Dr. Keefer Writing Workshop II 13 May 1997 There are different kinds of depression. There is reactive depression, which is what a person experiences when mourning someone's death. Major depression can have episodes and lasts about 2 weeks alternating with normal periods. Dysthymia depression is mild but present most of the time lasting for at least 2 years. Finally there are manic depressive disorders classified as bipolar I and bipolar II (Fieve 22). Bipolar I is a major depression alternating with periods of manic highs, which can require hospitalization. When a person is in their mania state and the elation is severe, they are diagnosed as a bipolar I patient. Bipolar II involves periods of major depression also mixed in with manic, hypomanic, or mild periods of elation. The difference between bipolar I and bipolar II is that bipolar I patients suffer from extreme feelings of elation and bipolar II patients suffer from extreme feelings of depression (Fieve 22). The "mania" mood is not your average high of happiness. It is very similar to hypomania, but the person can be hospitalized because the mania gets to an extreme where it is out of control. Mania is excessive grandiosity, reduced need for sleep, excessive talkativeness, telephoning, spending, constant flow of thoughts, inability to concentrate, increase in social activities, and poor judgment (Fieve 31-32). Individuals affected with the bipolar disorder may suffer one episode of mania and depression in their lifetime, but this is usually not the case. Over 95% of people with bipolar disorder have recurrent episodes throughout their lives. As the illness progresses, individuals tend to spend more time ill and less time well. It has been reported that 25% of the individuals have attempted suicide (Basco 2).

54. LivingManicDepressive - A Bipolar Disorder And Manic Depression Website
Diary, FAQ, coping ideas, other stories, description and links.
http://www.livingmanicdepressive.com/
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My Daily Blog ... E-mail Me Information. If you are manic depressive, or think you might be, or have a partner or child or friend who is, this award winning website will help you understand them. Or yourself. Practical. What to expect, what can go wrong, and what to do next to cope. Everything from dealing with medication to how to handle a relationship with a depressed boyfriend. Real Life. The descriptions here are not in dry medical terms, but in the living breathing daily details of our lives, from someone who has lived it all. You don't have to deal with this alone.
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My Bipolar Diary The Bipolar Diary covers a five year span of my life from diagnosis to relative stability. This was a blog before blogs existed, and it describes our mood swings in great detail, and how they affect everything we do, and the struggle it is to take medications, and to learn to stabilise and to accept ourselves. The Diary is the core of this website, and I've been told many times that there is nothing else like it on the web.

55. Manic Depression | Treatment
Causes of Depression, the signs of manic depression are very similar to that of any other type of depression, as long as the sufferer is in the depressive stage when mania
http://www.causesofdepression.net/Treatment/manic.html
Manic Depression Written by Nancy McMahon Though there has always been individuals in society that oscillate between unreasonably happy and sad states, it was not until the late 19 th
Dealing
Now more commonly known by the term For those who suspect depression, signs in themselves or others can be very helpful in making a valid assessment and choosing a treatment option.
Very often occurring for the very first time when young adults leave for college, bi polar depression
Some of the more common manic depression signs to keep a look out for include the relatively common symptoms of lethargy, sadness, irratability, self-medication (most often in the form of tobacco, marijuana or alcohol), lack of interest in otherwise pleasurable activities (especially sex) and excessive crying or irritability.
Interspersed with these episodes of depression are manic episodes that can take the form of great and unexpected bursts of energy or a propensity towards making outbursts that the subject would otherwise not even consider making.
The presence of both is necessary to be one of the millions of North Americans that are currently suffering from the ravages of bi polar disorder.

56. NYC Depression Site
Free psychoeducational support group in Manhattan for persons diagnosed with depression or bipolar disorder. For family members and friends. Group offers newsletter, facilitator training program, employment workshop series, NYC mental health referrals.
http://www.columbia.edu/~jgg17/nycmountsinai/
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When you're trying to make a comeback from depression, you just have to take it a day at a time, and be very patient and generous with yourself. And when your illness makes you feel bad and think negatively, just remember there's a lot both you and your doctor can do.
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57. Jimi Hendrix – Manic Depression – Video, Listening & Stats At Last.fm
Watch the video for Jimi Hendrix – Manic Depression from the album Are You Experienced?. James Marshall Jimi Hendrix (born Johnny Allen Hendrix; November 27, 1942 September
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58. Schizophrenia & Shamanism
Suggests that perhaps the methods that shamans use to control their consciousness can work for people in the western world that suffer from schizophrenia and manic depression.
http://www.crowcity.co.uk/mad/
Schizophrenia and Shamanism Well, we've all been there. Thinking everyone knows what we're thinking, thinking we're directly responsible for events anywhere in the world. Maybe seeing and hearing weird stuff. Maybe you feel that you've died and are wandering, lost, in the Underworld. It's like you've got a new consciousness and an awareness of the interconnectedness of everything. And it all seems more real than anything ever did before. So what's going on? This situation is nothing new. Amongst all peoples throughout the world, 1% of the population has found themselves in this strange and terrifying place. Amongst indigenous peoples, the individual is considered to be experiencing a shamanic initiation and is taken under the wing of the local shaman. The shaman then teaches the apprentice to live with the new consciousness, and to use it to visit the spirit world, usually to find cures for the tribe members. This site suggests that perhaps the methods that these shamans use to control their new consciousness can work for people in the western world that suffer from so-called schizophrenia and manic depression.
Evolving Minds is an undercurrents.org (video activism) project and has some excellent ideas about psychosis and spirituality. It also features this website! Totally recommended and only 9.50. Includes exclusive footage of British army experiments with LSD.

59. Manic Depression Disorder - Bipolar Depressive
Manic depression (Bipolar Disorder) information, emotional and physical symptoms of depressive state and suggestions what to do if you suffer from this illness
http://www.depression-helper.com/manic_depressive.htm

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Manic Depression
Bipolar Disorder- symptoms treatment
Manic-depressives suffer from violent mood swings. These mood swings can be quite violent form very elated (mania) to very low states. Sufferers of this type of depression often experience both states but some just experience going into the low or very depressed mood. There is another name for this problem which is Bipolar Affective Disorder . It affects approximately one person in a hundred sometime in their lifetime and sufferers include teenagers as well as adults. Do you suffer from this? Your depression will be much worse than most if you do. Typical depression symptoms will affect your way of thinking and your ability to cope with normal problems in life and your extreme mood will last for long periods of time. Bipolar depression disorder- Common Emotional Symptoms
  • lack of interest or apathy
  • feeling exhausted
  • feeling of anxiety
  • no self-confidence
  • constant unhappiness lacking hope and feeling inadequate
  • having no joy or enthusiasm
  • indecisiveness
  • wanting to cry feeling irritable very low self esteem suicidal feelings feeling there is no future feelings of insecurity aggressive behaviour
Common Physical Symptoms
  • Losing weight

60. Psychiatric Solutions Inc.
Owns and operates psychiatric hospitals, and manages psychiatric units for people with illnesses such as schizophrenia and manic depression. (Nasdaq PSYS).
http://www.psysolutions.com/

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