WHAT PEOPLE SAY ABOUT ME..
“So funny she made me snort juice” Lucy Porter
“Funny as f*ck” Gina Yashere
“Astounding” BBC radio 2
“A truly amazing writer” Ben Miller
"You're really dark!" Michael Mackintyre
"What does your tattoo say?" Steve Coogan
"What are you doing in here?" Rob Brydon
"Can you talk to the girl on your left please? I said left" Rikki Gervais
"One of the best pieces I read on the subject" Mail On Sunday
"One of the best articles on this site" Mental Healthy
"A refreshing change" Huffington Post
"From the minute I started reading this I was hooked!" Uncovered Magazine
and the best one...
"Why don't you get yourself a job down the Co-op" Mum
FEEDBACK FROM MY PIECES AT THE HUFFINGTON POST
loved this write up its was so me, i say was, cus i have a gr8 mh team and bill insight to my illness that i'm fairly level now with minor downs/ups. but i do remember the fantastic feeling of being manic, just weren't nice for the folk round me. i've lost a beautiful wife @20yrs and two lovely kids who i haven't seen for 10yrs now all thro' manic depression, i had a successful building biz etc but everything went thro' the window when i was low or high, how i managed to work i don't know. i've also been in a 'nuthouse' for 3 durations as a complete windowlicker, yep possibly terms some people won't like to hear, but i take(can now) fun out of my illness and mostly find it funny when others do inc. comedians but not when the illness as others are trivilised.i have a sound family and m8s who know i ay the 'full ticket' but so what.
If you can't laugh at your own absurdity, you'll never survive. I've spent too much time on regret, I will have this illness til the day I die, but I'm not going to let it kill me, or my spirit. I am crying because this was so funny, I can relate....Madame Tussaud! HA! Please keep sharing, it helps to know that there are others who understand! :D
FEEDBACK FROM MY PIECES AT THE MAIL ON SUNDAY
What a wonderful and refreshingly honest account of what is essentially a very debiltating illness.
Very brave article
FEEDBACK FROM MY PIECES AT THE HUFFINGTON POST
loved this write up its was so me, i say was, cus i have a gr8 mh team and bill insight to my illness that i'm fairly level now with minor downs/ups. but i do remember the fantastic feeling of being manic, just weren't nice for the folk round me. i've lost a beautiful wife @20yrs and two lovely kids who i haven't seen for 10yrs now all thro' manic depression, i had a successful building biz etc but everything went thro' the window when i was low or high, how i managed to work i don't know. i've also been in a 'nuthouse' for 3 durations as a complete windowlicker, yep possibly terms some people won't like to hear, but i take(can now) fun out of my illness and mostly find it funny when others do inc. comedians but not when the illness as others are trivilised.i have a sound family and m8s who know i ay the 'full ticket' but so what.
If you can't laugh at your own absurdity, you'll never survive. I've spent too much time on regret, I will have this illness til the day I die, but I'm not going to let it kill me, or my spirit. I am crying because this was so funny, I can relate....Madame Tussaud! HA! Please keep sharing, it helps to know that there are others who understand! :D
FEEDBACK FROM MY PIECES AT THE MAIL ON SUNDAY
What a wonderful and refreshingly honest account of what is essentially a very debiltating illness.
Very brave article
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