1976 - Growing Up Bipolar - PaperbackReport copyright infringement by Mark Fleming (Author) 1976 Growing Up Bipolar is a disturbing, but darkly humorous and life affirming mental health memoir by Mark Fleming, a Scottish writer and musician. Diagnosed with bipolar disorder in his 20s, Fleming takes the reader into bipolar's depths of depression and unnatural highs of mania, and is candid about his experiences of locked psych wards, the debilitating side effects of anti psychotic drugs,

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