Even apart from the tanking economy, more and more high school graduates are going to college and more and more people are returning to school after being in the workplace. Your article provides some great tips staying healthy while coping with the demands of college life.
Jun 29, 2010 Rating
Right you are by: Anonymous
Even apart from the tanking economy, more and more high school graduates are going to college and more and more people are returning to school after being in the workplace. Your article provides some great tips staying healthy while coping with the demands of college life.
Dec 13, 2009 Rating
Do NOT give up hope... by: Wm. Andrew Turman
I was able to complete a Master's degree in Special Education, specializing in teaching students with behavioral and emotional problems, despite my illness. Perhaps because of my bipolar disorder, I was very good at it. Because I am Bipolar, I can relate to my students better. They know I am not full of it, that one can be successful despite the mental health issues, if one is willing to put in the time and effort it takes. Don't ever give up, for as the saying goes, "Dum spero speri" (Where there's breath, there's Hope). Everything is going to be alright, if you let it. Honest Regards, WmAT
Dec 12, 2009 Rating
Very Timely :) by: Sarah from Bipolar Lives.com
Talk about good timing! This came in the same afternoon as an email from a reader who had to quit high school at 15 and was concerned about returning to the classroom. People with bipolar disorder can succeed at higher education and I will be publishing these tips in the next Bipolar Lives Monthly newletter.
