An informative, easy-to-read autobiographical account of bipolar disease ranging from an undiagnosed state to successful recovery that offers hope and perspectives for both the bipolar individual and those involved in the support process.
From the back cover:
"In And Then I Was Bipolar: Reflections on Viewing Life Through a Skewed Lens, Isaac Linden provides a frank, insightful, and often heartfelt and witty look at the challenges of living with undiagnosed bipolar disorder.
From childhood clues to coping with stressors in daily life, Linden takes you on a journey filled with struggles, hope, and redemption, and exposes the difficulties and triumphs of living with bipolar disorder both before and after diagnosis."