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Tightly Wound, Loosely Bound: The Memoir Of A Life Bipolar - Paperback

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by Bruce Fitzpatrick (Author), Bucky Recontrer (Author)

Tightly Wound, Loosely Bound: The Memoir Of A Life Bipolar It began without his knowing it, and without his consent. He became a mystery to friends, family, business associates, the world at large, and many times to the police. But never was he a greater mystery to anyone then he was to himself. Tightly Wound, Loosely Bound: The Memoir of a Life Bipolar is the multi-faceted true life memoir of a highly trained professional pharmacist with a mental and psychological disorder that afflicts more than four and a half million men, women and children in America. Add to that their families, friends, employers, caretakers and clinicians, and that number soars to over fifteen million people. It's also one of the least understood, and quickly growing psychiatric dilemmas in our society. With a conversational presentation and compelling content, this book is entertaining and at times quite humorous, yet educational. Its unique format will strike nerves, funny bones, and open - while occasionally moistening - the eyes of anyone who reads it. This book also includes a special Frequently Asked Questions tutorial on bipolar disorder.

Author Biography

Bucky Recontrer, R.Ph. Bucky Recontrer is a licensed pharmacist who has endured the trials and tribulations of bipolar disorder since his early twenties. He has been a productive member of society both professionally and socially. As of the writing of this book, Bucky has been symptom free for over 8 years. He is currently married, is raising a family, and is working as an executive for a company with several thousand employees. Bruce Fitzpatrick Bruce Fitzpatrick is a former Los Angeles based professional writer, screenwriter and published author proficient in a broad spectrum of fiction and non-fiction formats. He lived and worked there for eleven years. He's the creator of twenty screenplays (seven-times optioned), three television series, and ten novels. His material ranges from crime to sports, science fiction, horror, swords & sorcery, psychological and medical thrillers, action/adventure, comedy, romantic comedy, animated and family fare. He's also performed many writer-for-hire projects, including memoirs, biographies and film adaptations. Please visit: www.thebookandthemovie.com for a more detailed list of his material and notable endorsements. As for our book's literary and film potential, it follows along the lines of Silver Linings Playbook, and then some, and is all the proof anyone should need regarding its interest level and readability.

Number of Pages: 106
Dimensions: 0.22 x 9.02 x 5.98 IN
Publication Date: August 22, 2014
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