I'm Happy When It's Cloudy - Mueller, William And Liza
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William and Liza's relationship grows as they journey through the ups and downs of his Bipolar diagnosis. See the thinking cycles in William's poetry, arranged by seasons, reflecting the rapid mood cycling of Bipolar Disorder.

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William and Liza's relationship grows as they journey through the ups and downs of his Bipolar diagnosis. See the thinking cycles in William's poetry, arranged by seasons, reflecting the rapid mood cycling of Bipolar Disorder.
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William and Liza led ordinary lives prior to his diagnosis and their meeting. William was in his high school Marching Band and also his college band. He then married and have two children. Liza also participated in Orchestra in high school and college and upon her college graduation began working. Both enjoy music and nature which is what brought them together.William was diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder in 2000 and was told he would never be independent again. With a lot of determination, hard work and support from his wife Liza, family members, and mental health professionals he proved them wrong. Together William and Liza grow in their relationship as they journey through the ups and downs of William's Bipolar diagnosis as well as the ever changing fast-paced world we all live in.In I'm Happy When It's Cloudy the reader can follow the Bipolar cycles through William's poetry which is arranged by season. The change of season is similar to William's rapid mood cycling that is a large factor with Bipolar Disorder. The reader also gets a glimpse of the struggles and fears that Liza faces as William's spouse. Knowing his medications are critical to William's stability and health requires vigilance on both their parts.William and Liza hope, by bringing both their perspectives together in this book along with some eye-opening statistics about Mental Illness in today's world, the reader will gain a new understanding of not only Bipolar disorder but mental illness in general.