Stephen Fry - The Secret Life of the Manic Depressive - Part 2C

http://documentaryparadise.com Stephen Fry: The Secret Life of the Manic Depressive is a 2006 two-part television documentary directed by Ross Wilson and featuring British actor and comedian Stephen Fry. It explores the effects of living with bipolar disorder, based on the experiences of Fry, other celebrities and members of the public with, or affected by, the disorder.

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[ladyhrist]

Those kids are amazing.

[Luka L]

Liz is very inspiring!

[EyesofGeisha]

why is the teen suicide rate so high there? :-(

[EyesofGeisha]

lithium is still used often. i was prescribed it last year. took one pill and it was awful. definitely didn't continue it,

[EyesofGeisha]

stephen fry's sister is amazingly supportive :-) so are those kids. support plays a huge part in recovery <3

[Emmanuel Goussot]

in fact in Europe it is first austria, france and finland and then also look at numbers of alcoholic...

[CordeliaOphelia]

Fancy a blood test every other week? lithium jitters? going toxic?

[CordeliaOphelia]

Lithium is used. I am on 900mg for Bipolar 1 and feel fine

[123456783870]

i feel extremely sorry for her kids.in my opinion they are too young to be put in the position to feel responsible for her and reinsure her that she is `normal`. Especially NOT with a camera crew there! Sorry to say this so crass, but to me those moments are the reason why children grow up to be adults with similar difficulties.

[Neil Salter]

Inside 2 minutes... much more appreciation of Jo Brand. Never knew she did this before. Still not my type of comedy, but I love that she was in the trenches before the comedy. I love discovering people are richer than they seem.