Every year the entrants for the Best of the Web awards multiply. In 2009, veterans stood tough as new kids dazzled. It was difficult to narrow the list to just ten (and some more faves we want to mention), but here are our picks for …
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Thanks for some new bipolar links!
Thanks for adding me to your Top Ten list. I am truly honored!
OMG! I didn’t even know I received an “Honorable Mention,” here! Wow!
Thank you so much!
PA
It is an honor to be listed with such great bloggers. Thank you very much!
the secret life of… was one of the first blogs on my blogroll and remains among my favourites.
this is a great list. check out http://www.bipolarchick2therescue good stuff!
I’m always a bit puzzled as to why Furious Seasons keeps getting such rave reviews. Clearly he’s a decent journalist, but he’s nothing like he’s made out to be. It’s actually not that difficult to scour for quotes that suggest someone or some organization is full of bs — esp. if the scourer has the unedited freedom to put those quotes in whatever context he damn well fells like.
Furious Seasons strikes me as nothing more than a neverending, libertarian rant against the evils of treatment. I’m sorry he’s so angry about pretty much everything involving mental health, but so the f*** what?
I am over the moon, this is surely one of the best things to happen to me this year. Thank you so very much for putting me in the same company as these august bloggers.
Thanks. Will definitely link to this from Postpartum Progress, as always!!
A newcomer that is just up and coming but is absolutely incredible is http://willspirit.com.
Blog info: “The comments of a psychiatrically atypical physician, including thoughts on spirituality, mental health, consciousness, biology, medicine, and anything else that seems relevant to personal growth and recovery.”
How do you get to be selected for this honor? I just started a bipolar recovery blog that is a story of hope.
http://www.serialinsomniac.com is my fave MH blog. Although the writers’ primary dx is BPD/CPTSD, she also has a secondary diagnosis of BPII. Amazing writer, darkly witty, very evocative, searingly honest. Brilliant
I am just started in blogging.
Here’s my blog – http://rinrin87.blogspot.com/
It’s about some little daily life matter. =)