From the latest issue of Utne Reader, a fascinating little essay by Ryan Christman about being bipolar.
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Hi Peter,
Thank you for sharing my essay with your readers. Anyone who enjoyed the piece may also be interested in visiting my blog site: bipolarstory.info
Also, I'm working with a Chicago-based freelance writer, who is a former associate editor of U.S. Catholic Magazine, to complete my memoir. As a published writer, and a physician, would you be interested in reviewing our partial manuscript? My email is ryan_christman@hotmail.com Thanks so much.
Ryan
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