Sinead O Connor,

[tomsk]

Bipolar,
C'mon Sinead be strong ,
you are a wonderful person and musician..

[Icey]

She's in a difficult place. Very sad.

[tomsk]

She's been through a lot in her life ...
She's such a great talent though..
C'mon Sinead...
xxx

[Icey]

She's sadly one of many. Depression's bad enough, but being genuinely bipolar's no joke at all. She's not going to get over anything any time soon. A lot of her misery stems from when she was young. It's difficult to address something if these things take hold, and her mother's no longer there for her to talk to.

[tomsk]

but people can always help eachother...

[Icey]

Indeed they can, but Sinead needs her mum, who's not there any more. It seems that she's been troubled since she was young, and family, financial and professional problems've just made things worse for her. Having said that, she seems to bounce back.

http://www.salon.com/2016/05/19/failing ... in_crisis/

[tomsk]

there is always someone you can turn to..

[Icey]

Yes there is, but whether they understand some of these tortured minds or not ....... I don't think any "expert" can ever totally understand the anguish which some people sink into, and unless a person's been there themselves, I suppose they can only listen.

[tomsk]

SOME ARE MORE DISTURBED THAN OTHERS..

[Icey]

Well of course! Bi-polar sufferers're much worse than folk with "ordinary" depression.

[tomsk]

caps on unintentional there..

[Icey]

No problem.

[tomsk]

GOOD!!!

[Icey]

Is your keyboard sticking?

[tomsk]

no my brain more like..

[Icey]

Well it WAS some daft time of the morning.

[tomsk]

it were Mugab..

[Icey]

Mugab ........ ?

[tomsk]

I couldn't be bothered to change that!

[Icey]

See? I told you you could go a bit weird in the early mornings! : )