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Delicate Line between Genius and Madness
abailart
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4-18-2008 8:05 AM
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genius
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creativity
,
bipolar
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medication
abailart
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A similar issue concerned psychiatrist Kay Radfield Jameson (see her Unquiet Mind), although she eventually found medication important.
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4-18-2008
1:37 PM
carrerinyes
Genius! I mean madness..
4-19-2008
6:18 PM
tidbit2
creative work can be very stimulating also it can be so engrossing that simple needs such as food and fresh air can be forgotten about
I think thats part of the story also great genius' usually need someone to take care of them
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