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Dianne Wandruff Becomes Dianne Hansen, Webmaster for Enjoying Your Health Dot Com

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Dianne Hansen | December 14, 2008 .

Enjoying Your Health Dot Com is establishing a presence online by offering quality advice, unlimited supply, in exchange for networking. We are taking the networking world by storm, giving them what they want, when they want, for no cost. Simple. Pure networking.<

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Bipolar Children on Antidepressants…how we can help.

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Dianne Hansen | October 14, 2008 .

For a long time, antidepressants for bipolar people, even bipolar children, have been accepted as necessary. But Dr. Ann Blake Tracy teaches just the opposite. It’s a known fact that seratonin levels are raised by antidepressants and it’s very, very dangerous to do so. A person can die overnight from seratonin poisoning due to accumulation from seratonin-raising antidepressant drugs.

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LinkedIn Question Draws Responses from Bipolar People and Others

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Dianne Hansen | October 7, 2008 .

Stanford University gives us information regarding the brilliant minds and exceptional abilities of bipolar people.

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Bipolar in the Workplace, or Working from Home

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Dianne Hansen | October 6, 2008 .

I’m a member of LinkedIn and recently one of my questions was pertaining to bipolar experiences in the workplace. I asked if anyone had a story to tell and got many, many responses. Some responses were from bipolar people, some were from non-bipolar people. You can view my LinkedIn profile and all my questions and [...]

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LinkedIn Question Asks About Bipolar in the Workplace

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Dianne Hansen | October 5, 2008 .

I have the same “disorder” and I feel and suffer from the mistrust, the lack of knowledge and the stigma, disdain, etc., that I am met with when (i.e.) applying for a job. I have chosen to be open about my disease (at my workplace, with family and friends) and I have the viewpoint that I don’t really wanna work ANYWHERE that doesn’t have the flexibility and tolerance to (want to) understand what this really is.

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