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What the Man in the Moon Told Me: Living With Bipolar II A Memoir What the Man in the Moon Told Me: Living With Bipolar II A Memoir by Frank Stanton
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“My advice to any medical students who are as of yet undecided on a specialty would be to consider psychiatry. The mentally ill in our communities are woefully underserved and one problem you will not encounter is a shortage of patients. We’re out here in abundance.”
Frank Stanton, What the Man in the Moon Told Me: Living With Bipolar II A Memoir
“Lack of sleep can trigger a manic episode. It is why bipolars have to be so vigilant to get enough rest. It is such a reliable trigger that at one time, it was even used by some psychiatrists working in mental institutions as a diagnostic tool.”
Frank Stanton, What the Man in the Moon Told Me: Living With Bipolar II A Memoir
“That’s how it is when my mind gets going this fast. I can talk circles around anyone but I can’t listen my way out of a paper bag. In mania’s early stages this is not a problem. Not only can I still listen but I find everyone utterly fascinating. It’s part of what draws people in. They know I am listening to them. They know I am hearing them. And I am, with rapt attention.”
Frank Stanton, What the Man in the Moon Told Me: Living With Bipolar II A Memoir