No great genius has ever existed without some touch of madness.
- Aristotle
Tuesday, September 05, 2006
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9 comments:
I know this quote all to well! I am using it in my blog, OK?
Great quote.
great quote
Didn't some of the greatest artists & inventors do some of their best work during their madness?
I'm sorry you're having a difficult time. Hopefully the road ahead with have less bumps & potholes.
Take it easy, friend. Just in case you forgot...I think the world of you.
Thanks all for your comments.
DW - anything I write can be used by anyone, just include where you found it if you don't mind.
Jane - thanks so much for your comment. Things are much better, but still not anywhere close to being "normal".
Exactly, who needs balance.
Hi Jon, I've posted the bipolar-connection article on my blog. I put it up on Saturday, Sept.9th.
I hope all is well with you & your family.
Isn't that the truth!!! Everyone I can think of is/was that way...even Einstein! I've been thinking a lot lately - I wouldn't give up my disease if I had a choice.
Hi, I'm stopping by to read your new post. I assume things are tough right now. You are in my thoughts & prayers.
HI!
I wrote a research paper on Bipolar Disorder and Creativity--mostly, because it hit so close to home. Kay Redfield Jamison's book -Touched by Fire--really touches upon almost every aspect of those people who are a manic-depressive and have been highly creative. Interesting stuff.
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