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    Bipolar Filters Are Hazardous
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    Bipolar Filters Are Hazardous

    By Don Wooldridge

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    When I think of my brain I'm simply amazed at what it does. It hears words and conversations, then stores them in its memory. My brain records everything I see and stores that in my memory too. It records information, files the information and then retrieves it whenever I ask for it. And, it the mean time my brain controls my heart beat and breathing. So, how can I explain the fact that my brain won't let emotions in?
    When I say filters, I'm not talking about coffee filters or the kind that keeps your engine oil clean. I'm talking about the filters that block emotions from entering my brain.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDon Wooldridge
    Release dateJul 20, 2018
    ISBN9780463760628
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    Bipolar Filters Are Hazardous
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    Don Wooldridge

    Don Wooldridge enjoys writing in a variety of genres, and avoids vulgarity, or explicit sex in his work. To date he’s written 4 fiction novels, 2 non-fiction novella's, 28 short stories, and 1 memoir telling how he found ways to manage his bipolar disorder over 45 years.COMING SOON:SAMMY MY GUARDIAN ANGEL spring 2019.FRIENDS FOREVER, book 4 of the "Secrets of Clayton County" series, Summer of 2019.You can contact Don at booksbydon@gmail.com.Visit website @ donwooldridgeauthor.com

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