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Wizardry of Love
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Wizardry of Love
Current price: $10.50


Wizardry of Love
Current price: $10.50
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Size: Paperback
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A fulfilling and comprehensive synopsis of tragedy and hope of overcoming mental illness with love's compassion and a slow return to good health with some lugubriosity and a large dollop of luck. Broadly speaking this novel attempts to bridge the gap concerning sanity and insanity with total frankness; living account almost day by day of cascading through a bipolar illness emptied by vast inter-reactions heralded and succumbed to by powerful prescriptive medicines. - e stories within will lead the reader through the 'hell-hole' of a mental health disparity and still have room for humour, frustration, and anger! When Luv When love walks in Rules for the moneyed itch Those are poorer with mothers' ruin And the poor are again rich To each his or her sell And disproportionately might Yet time bodes all well And some declare it's all right
A fulfilling and comprehensive synopsis of tragedy and hope of overcoming mental illness with love's compassion and a slow return to good health with some lugubriosity and a large dollop of luck. Broadly speaking this novel attempts to bridge the gap concerning sanity and insanity with total frankness; living account almost day by day of cascading through a bipolar illness emptied by vast inter-reactions heralded and succumbed to by powerful prescriptive medicines. - e stories within will lead the reader through the 'hell-hole' of a mental health disparity and still have room for humour, frustration, and anger! When Luv When love walks in Rules for the moneyed itch Those are poorer with mothers' ruin And the poor are again rich To each his or her sell And disproportionately might Yet time bodes all well And some declare it's all right


















