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A second issue is subtitled "Adventures with Mental Health" and "deeply myself." It includes a longer essay on the construction of mental illness as well as a detailed account of Laura-Marie's first psychiatrist appointment and an essay on the question of medication. | A second issue is subtitled "Adventures with Mental Health" and "deeply myself." It includes a longer essay on the construction of mental illness as well as a detailed account of Laura-Marie's first psychiatrist appointment and an essay on the question of medication. | ||
| − | See librarian for LibraryThing.com Sonya Green's review of ''Functionally Ill'', among other health zines, in | + | See librarian for LibraryThing.com Sonya Green's review of ''Functionally Ill'', among other health zines, in [http://www.libraryjournal.com/article/CA6607301.html?industryid=47384 ''Library Journal'', Nov. 1, 2008.] |
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Revision as of 21:59, 5 March 2009
Functionally Ill is a free mental health zine by Laura-Marie Taylor.
In this zine, subtitled "Adventures with Mental Health" and "becoming bipolar", Laura-Marie discusses what depression and mania feel like for her and describes her voices. She details the process of getting on with county mental health including an evaluation over the phone and an intake appointment. It's text heavy, digest-sized, 20 pages, and bound with string.
A second issue is subtitled "Adventures with Mental Health" and "deeply myself." It includes a longer essay on the construction of mental illness as well as a detailed account of Laura-Marie's first psychiatrist appointment and an essay on the question of medication.
See librarian for LibraryThing.com Sonya Green's review of Functionally Ill, among other health zines, in Library Journal, Nov. 1, 2008.
