1. Posted by Thomas K on Mon, Apr 14, 2008, 3:50 pm PDT

this is interesting,i have bipolardisorder which might be skhizoaffective.i also suffer with deppression. iam of irish descent and lets face it the irish invented stubborrness, so ihave to laugh a little,yet it can be serious

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2. Posted by kimmie121287@sbcglobal.net on Sat, Apr 19, 2008, 6:20 pm PDT

absolutely ludricous to even think a diagnoses would be obtainable in a box. I suffer with bi-polar and trust me it was at least two years before my doctor actually made that diagnoses. Can only imagine how many people will start to self diagnose themselves! what is this world coming to

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3. Posted by xoxmemoxox35 on Fri, May 30, 2008, 8:35 am PDT

Hey...... I may be a little BiPolar Thier are sometimes in m day were im very happy and want to talk to people but on the other hand Im very depressed and dont even want to start a conversation with anyone I have a DEPRESION problim most of the day im very mad and isolate myself from everyone i carer about I NEED HELP WITH THIS!!!

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4. Posted by dpolcari2000 on Wed, May 07, 2008, 9:15 am PDT

Then there is the ever-larger arsenal of psychoactive drugs that modify behavior, as well as attention, memory, cognition, emotion, mood, personality, and the most intimate aspects of our inner life. As Leon Kass of the President’s Council regularly reminds us, it is not George Orwell’s 1984 but Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World that has turned out to be prophetic. Why live a life of struggle, inquiry, anxiety, and all that accompanies human creativity when you can take your dose of soma and feel happy? Psychopharmaceutical manipulation is the perfect accompaniment to the unending flood of self-help books published under the generic title of Be the Wonderful Person that You Are, many of them authored, sad to say, by putatively Christian preachers.

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