The release of the book, "Cooling Well Water: A Collection of Work By An African-American Bipolar Woman" (ISBN 0-978-9754612-0-4) is NOW available at www.levineoliverpublisher.com or www.Amazon.com an economical price of $15.95.
"Cooling Well Water: A Collection of Work By An African-American Bipolar Woman" (ISBN 0-978-9754612-0-4) is a candid look into the world of mental illnesses. Agnes B. Levine comes forth with much courage and bares her soul deeply about living with an incurable brain disorder known as Bipolar. From the bone-chilling testimony in 'The Vanilla Room' and a powerful collection of poetry that ministers, readers will be inspired from the heart to join in this journey to raise awareness about Bipolar.
Untreated Bipolar symptoms hurt the mind, body, and soul. It causes stigma situations leaving the individual and/or family members embarrassed and humiliated when no medication is taken. By learning to cope and manage the brain disorder with treatment and therapy, individuals with Bipolar can find peace, happiness, and purpose. They can live normal, productive lives and embrace an improved quality of life.
This unique collection provides insight and resources for everyone to take the first step towards emotional and mental wellness.
Reviews:
"Agnes is very vocal in helping the African-American community to seek treatment for mental illness in her story 'The Vanilla Room' and 'The White Van" - Dr. Gina L. Moore-Sanders, Ariafya LLC, Founder/President of Mental Zeal for Spirit & Wellbeing (Within Unity There Is Strength).
"I am quite impressed with how every poem presented in "Cooling Well Water: A Collection of Work by An African-American Bipolar Woman" is supported by scriptures from the Bible." - Dr. Grace LaJoy Henderson, Author of "More Than Mere Words: Poetry That Ministers."
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