Title: The other side of the coin
Product review: I have just suffered the anguish of watching my manic-depressive sister destroy her marriage and career as a psychologist with a severely psychotic break. She would not listen to her four sisters tearful entreaties that she obtain help, because she was "on another planet," in another reality. This book gave me comfort and hope. I don't agree with all the sentiments of the author, especially when she rambles about the "rings of Saturn" she has experienced, and the joys of the manic highs. I don't agree because I have been on the other side of the coin, suffering and humiliated by my sister's self-destructive actions. But I understand more. The author has made me see what the manic-depressive person experiences. I will read and reread this book, hoping it will help me heal, and somehow reconnect with my sister.
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