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Bipolar Disorder - Mailing ListsInformation / Diagnosis / Treatment / Prevention
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Bipolar Believers Landing Description: Christian based mail list designed for people with mental illness who believe in God and is a place to discuss issues that face us in our daily life. (groups.yahoo.com) |
BPrayer Description: Introduction, subscription, inspirational thoughts, links and quotes. (members.tripod.com) |
BPSO Public Pages Description: Membership, support, favorites, symptoms, diagnosis, treatments, medications, research, children and adolescents, coping, experiences and books. (bpso.org) |
Creative Madness Description: Bipolar support and insight with emphasis on creativity. (groups.aol.com) |
Manic Moments Bipolar Support List Description: Medications, therapists, job loss, suicidal ideation, chat room, forum, links, stories and books. (manicmoment.org) |
Recovery List Description: Therapy, medications, coping mechanisms and self-help techniques. (walkers.org) |
Winds of Change Description: Support group, information on illness, chats, links, suicide, suggested readings, stories, poetry, art, alternative treatments and a bookstore. (thewindsofchange.org) |
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