This book, my friends, is for everyone as I have never met someone who doesn’t know someone who is bipolar and struggling. It helped me and it will help you too regardless of whether you have a bipolar diagnosis or know a loved one who is struggling. It’s bloody brilliant – funny, vulnerable, insightful and I could go on and on – but I said it all in my 5 star review, a very personal story about my own life and why I needed to read this book. But, you can now read my personal review of how this book changed my life where you can also download a copy of the eBook, whether a free sample or pay the $12.38 and buy it. I did a pre-release review of the book that I will share with you when the paperback version comes out mid-October. Natasha Tracy who am I honored & humbled to call my friend and who I consider a BipolarSuperStar has reached a major milestone in her life today and I couldn’t be prouder of her. I will, of course, announce it as soon as the paper version is available, until then, you can order the eBook version of Lost Marbles now. – Andy Behrman, author of Electroboy: A Memoir of Mania ‘Lost Marbles’ will certainly save lives.
The foremost expert on mental health, Natasha Tracy, provides an extraordinarily comprehensive and thoughtfully-researched, well-organized, and accessible book that should not only be very helpful to those with mental illness but also to their friends and family.
Fast, author of Loving Someone with Bipolar Disorder, Take Charge of Bipolar Disorder and Get it Done When You’re DepressedĪnd here is Andy “Electroboy” Behrman’s take: I recommend this book for anyone who wants to be entertained while learning the extremely important strategies we all need to live successful, stable and joyful lives. What does it feel like to be manic? What is it really like on the psych ward? Is depression forever? Can people with bipolar disorder get better? We learn through her stories of how she finds answers to these questions. Lost Marbles addresses the questions we all have, but often don’t know who to ask for information. She’s aware of the contradictions she presents and offers an honest look at what it’s really like to live with this illness. Natasha creates a realistic, stark and always enlightening book. She knows that learning to manage this illness takes time and a sense of humor. Natasha’s book transforms the terrible into the lyrical, the sad into the hopeful and the confusing into an educational experience that speaks to anyone touched by bipolar disorder symptoms. You may have read some of the early Lost Marbles reviews, but just in case you need a bit more convincing, here is what Julie A. (The paperback will be available mid-October.) ‘Lost Marbles: Insights into My Life with Depression & Bipolar’ New Reviews Lost Marbles: Insights into My Life with Depression & Bipolar is now out in eBook form. This is very short but very sweet for me.
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