Hi to all!
You have probably seen my bipolarhappens.com website where I sell my Health Cards System for Bipolar Disorder. In the past, it was the sales site with little general information on bipolar disorder. It has really changed and is now one of the most comprehensive bipolar disorder websites on the Internet. There are tips for parents, partners and those with bipolar. It covers bipolar medications, teenagers, triggers and symptoms. It was so exciting to work with my web master Emanuel.
If you know the old site, you will be amazed with this web site! Please look it over and let me know what you think. We are open to new content ideas and want the site to grow as we hear more of what readers are looking for. The site very much follows what is in my books. This information is so importnat, you can never read it too many times!
Click here to visit bipolarhappens.com and definiitely let me know your comments. You can reply to this blog.
Julie
I really like the changes you made! Your new site is easy to read and it is really well laid out! It draws me in. I’ve already learned something from it too 🙂 Great job!
Hi HB,
Thank you for your kind comments. I am very proud of the site as it offers a perfect foundation for anyone new to the illness- it can be so confusing! I just passed on your comment to my webmaster Emanuel.
Julie
Julie: For some reason typos stand out when I read things. In this blog entry “important” is misspelled. Then I was reading the section about medications & you have “dug” instead of “drug” when writing about your experiences with Ativan.
On the right side of the page where you list different topics, “quizzes” is misspelled as well. In that list “Video’s” doesn’t need the apostrophe. I’m not sure I understand your system for capitalizing some words on that list & not others, but I do think “Tegretol” should be capitalized as it is a brand name.
I’m enjoying your writing & all the info. you are providing! Thanks for all your efforts.
Congratulations on your new web site. I spent a few minutes looking it over and have to say the content is very informative and helpful. In addition I think the site is easy to navigate and has a pleasant look. Keep up the good work!
Wow, Bipolar Happens! I am so happy to have found this website!
Having been diagnosed since 1988, there have been times of wondering if anyone else truly understands what this illness does to us and how to keep friends and family from just walking away shaking their heads.
I have undergone medicine and cognitive therapy for 20 years and it still seems like I am fighting a losing battle sometimes.
This can be one of the loneliest illness’ in the world!
People who I thought loved me and were my friends and family no longer speak to me. How can I change this? I live in fear of losing my remaining friends daily.