http://everydayclimb.wordpress.com/    Bipolar 2 disorder sufferers have episodes of hypomania which aren’t generally severe enough for them to think anything is “wrong.” They just seem to be in a great mood and feeling very social and creative. Their depressive states, however, are more severe. The sufferers tend to seek help while in a state of depression, therefore obtaining prescriptions for an antidepressants. In a study by an Italian psychiatric disorders expert, Franco Benazzi, MD, PhD, says that studies show that antidepressants and a bipolar 2 patient may not make a good combination. http://www.webmd.com/bipolar-disorder/news/20070315/antidepressants-risky-for-biopolar-disorder Also, below is an excellent source of links and specific information on the use of antidepressants in those with bipolar. Very, very interesting material. http://www.psycheducation.org/bipolar/controversy.htm Take a look, ready a bit. Be informed, my dears.
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Learn a new word every day! Use it in a sentence a couple of times, and you are on your way to a better vocabulary. Click below: http://dictionary.reference.com/wordoftheday/archive/2007/09/10.html ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Another Article in Print! The Arkansas Traveler, the University of Arkansas' newspaper, published my article on the health and safety of  college students.  Take a look at the Wednesday, October 20, 2010 issue. (www.uatrav.com)  Title is The Truth About Twenty-somethings.        ATTN: Please forgive any typos and especially the changes in point of view in this particular article. It was "edited" and changed (incorrectly) by editors-in-training at the University. They obviously need much more education before editing a seasoned writer's article.
I'm priviledged to be a writer for The Encyclopedia of Arkansas History & Culture. Subject: The Arkansas Children's Colony. It is presently offered to the public online, but is scheduled for print when completed. Check out this informative site: http://encyclopediaofarkansas.net/encyclopedia/entry-detail.aspx?entryID=2575