The Bipolar Black Girl - Paul, Andrea Elizabeth
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#AdventuresWithDrea... Continued.There was nothing, then, there was everything. Feeling as though she's losing control, Andrea is clueless on what to do next. Her mind has defeated her so badly that it lands her in the psychiatric ward. Through her mental illness, Andrea rides a roller coaster of emotions and experiences that make her question, "Am I really crazy?" Diagnosed with bipolar 1 disorder and experiencing a mental breakdown, Andrea is lost in her own world where nothing seems real any longer. How could a perfectly sane girl be bipolar? Follow Andrea as she finds light within her…mehr

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#AdventuresWithDrea... Continued.There was nothing, then, there was everything. Feeling as though she's losing control, Andrea is clueless on what to do next. Her mind has defeated her so badly that it lands her in the psychiatric ward. Through her mental illness, Andrea rides a roller coaster of emotions and experiences that make her question, "Am I really crazy?" Diagnosed with bipolar 1 disorder and experiencing a mental breakdown, Andrea is lost in her own world where nothing seems real any longer. How could a perfectly sane girl be bipolar? Follow Andrea as she finds light within her mental illness tunnel.In the same vein as The Black Girl on Prozac, The Bipolar Black Girl aims to shed a light on mental illness in the black community by sharing the account of a regular black girl trying to understand life while living daily with bipolar 1 disorder.
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Andrea E. Paul is a 20-something recently diagnosed with bipolar disorder. After being prescribed the antidepressant, Prozac for depression and anxiety, Andrea knew something wasn't quite right. But, as her doctors told her, "it doesn't work unless you work it." So she allowed time to let the medication do its thing so she could be seen as a compliant patient and client. Andrea wrote The Bipolar Black Girl as a follow up to her first book, The Black Girl on Prozac. Based on her experience, Andrea decided to pursue a Masters degree in Counseling in order to further help those like herself, come to accept their diagnosis and learn the best ways to cope.