Wednesday, January 7, 2015
Mothering Through Bipolar - Rebecca Moore
Visit the Blog: http://motheringthroughbipolar.com/
Mothering Through Bipolar is memoir/self-help guide for mothers with bipolar disorder. Rebecca understands the struggles moms face every day while trying to care for themselves and for their families. She gives practical advice on how to get through the tough times and uses her own experiences to help encourage mothers with bipolar disorder.
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From the Author
In 2002 I was diagnosed with having Postpartum Depression after the birth of our second child. Throughout a span of 9 years I was diagnosed with everything from Postpartum Depression to Major Depressive Disorder. This mainly had to do with the fact that I only sought help when my depression was at it's lowest point.
It wasn't until I was pregnant with our seventh child that I sought the help of our local Emergency Room. It was there that I was sent to a psychiatrist who after 2 hours of discussing the last 20 years of my life with my husband and therapist that the diagnosis was made that I had Bipolar Disorder.
It took me a year to accept the fact that I indeed had this illness and it was time to reach out and help others who were experiencing the same things I was experiencing. I started a blog 3 years ago called Moorestorms Bipolar Parenting. Throughout the years that blog has gone through many transformations and is now Mothering Through Bipolar. I want to reach out to moms who are living with this illness and offer them comfort, encouragement and support. There is always hope and during our darkest times we forget that. I want to be there to help them through that time and offer them the support they need.
About the Author
Rebecca is a Bipolar Mom herself. She has seven wonderful children and has is married to her high school sweetheart. She is from Northeastern Pennsylvania, where she still lives with her husband and children. Rebecca was diagnosed in 2011 with Bipolar 1 Disorder. Her hope is to reach out to other parents and encourage them. She wants them to see that Bipolar Disorder does not have to stand in their way of being an awesome parent!
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