Welcome to BipolarLines with Brooke & Laura! Our goal for this podcast is to provide support and guidance to others who love someone with bipolar disorder. Our husbands were both diagnosed with bipolar disorder 1; we talk about the good, the bad, the ugly, the lessons learned, and share all of our successes. Stick around, sometimes the best things happen when you least expect it.
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 41 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessMental Health |
In Season 2, Episode 2 of BipolarLines, Brooke and Laura discuss recent milestones in their podcast journey, community growth, and overall excitement over the community reach they are getting! Laura shares an update on Cody's status and then the host... more
Season 2 has arrived! This episode is a heavy one, Brooke and Laura give an update about their spouses. Buckle up and trigger warning- discussion of unaliving and suicide are discussed at length. Loving our person is easy, loving the illness is not. ... more
In S1 Episode 26 of BipolarLines, Laura takes a special guest interview on solo! Unfortunately, Brooke is down with Covid and unable to record, but Laura has it covered! So grab a drink and a snack and stick around for another great conversation!
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In S1 E25 of BipolarLines, Brooke and Laura engage in an honest conversation about what is happening in their life and their current struggles. They explore the story of Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne as a case study of love amidst struggles with substance... more
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This podcast has been so helpful! I appreciate them putting their lives out there to help the rest of us have a better understanding.
My SO was diagnosed with type 2 bipolar and is living with undiagnosed cyclical vomiting syndrome (basically, he feels nauseous all the time to the point of frequently throwing up). We live together and I am his primary support. I’ve felt so, so alone. Our life together has not been what I expected. Hearing you talk about how deeply your heart hurt seeing your husband in pain, but at the same time how present your own pain and fear was, was so incredibly validating for me. I’m constantly feeling... more
I came across this podcast when I needed it the most. My husband and I have been married 20 years and he was just diagnosed with Bipolar. I always knew something was wrong but he wouldn’t get help until one of his hypersexual manic episodes happened and I finally had enough and told him I wouldn’t stay unless he got the help he needed. The very first episode I listened to was about the hypersexual drive and affairs. Then I was hooked. I am getting the validation I needed and these episodes have ... more
From “Welcome you beautiful people” to the contact, Brooke provides a lifeline. As a spouse also on this windy road she offers encouragement to continue. Love this so much!
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