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The Realities of Bipolar Disorder with Bipolar Barbie
The Realities of Bipolar Disorder with Bipolar Barbie
The Realities of Bipolar Disorder with Bipolar Barbie
Wednesday 14th November 2018
Kristin Walker and Bipolar Barbie discuss living with bipolar disorder, self-love, and advocacy on 'Mental Health News Radio'.
57 minutes
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Get the buttons here!Bipolar Barbie on Living with Bipolar Disorder: An Honest Chat
Life is not really a fairy tale: if you lose your shoe at midnight, you're drunk.
What’s it really like to live with bipolar disorder? Kristin Walker invites Bipolar Barbie to share her journey on 'Mental Health News Radio'. From the moment she embraced the name Bipolar Barbie, her story has been one of self-discovery and advocacy. Picture this: a Sunday afternoon, a housemate's casual question about her extensive wardrobe, and a lightbulb moment. Barbie realized she was like a naked Barbie doll, dressed each day by her ever-changing moods and personalities.
In this episode, she delves into her experiences with medical professionals and the often challenging quest to find those who truly understand borderline personality disorder. She opens up about childhood trauma and its lasting impact on her mental health as an adult. But it's not all heavy; Barbie also talks about the importance of self-love, building healthy relationships, and smashing the stigma around mental illness.
Through her vibrant social media presence, she aims to raise awareness and encourage others to be vulnerable. This conversation is a raw and real testament to the power of advocacy and the strength found in vulnerability. Tune in for an enlightening and heartfelt discussion that promises to leave you with a deeper understanding of bipolar disorder and the resilience of those who live with it.