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CPYU: Tell us . and the book opens with Lovelace finding his. . The only treatment for his mother was long-term . I found the details of David ;s youth very interesting. David Lovelace, Scattershot : My Bipolar Family . Scattershot: My Bipolar Family (Book 2008) - Barnes & Noble An memoir of mental illness in the tradition of the bestselling An Unquiet Mind. (Hardcover 9780525950783) . JanetteFuller.Com: Scattershot ; A BiPolar Family Scattershot : My Bipolar Family , by David Lovelace, is a true story about a family ;s struggle with mental illness. Book Review: Julia Glass ; I See You… » . Copies of the books will be sold after each program.Tuesday Day 529 Food Diary - Deb ;s Losing It!:blink: I also spent a few hours in my craft room working on a new project, as well as finished reading Scattershot : My Bipolar Family . ; Scattershot ; A Bipolar Family Portrait : NPR My father had found a large book on Goya and had it propped. David Lovelace, Author of Scattershot : My Bipolar Family , to Speak . Book Review: Scattershot | Unscripted - Charleston City PaperHe sent us this review of David Lovelace ;s Scattershot : My Bipolar Family : A Memoir. "In our family whim-wham is a code, a defanged reference to any number of moods and psychological disorders, be they depressive, manic, or schizoaffective," writes poet David Lovelace in this visceral memoir.harmon_rook: Book #28, Scattershot : My Bipolar Family Well, as you can deduce from the title, this is a memoir by a man with bipolar disease (is that the correct term? He used it interchangeably with "disorder", so I ;m just going to go with it) and his family who nearly all had it too . .. 2009 Cover Art for Fantasy Books -- yes, there are.Teaser Tuesday: Scattershot - hello, my name is Alice Scattershot : My Bipolar Family by David Lovelace is a book I saw and immediately bought at the Changi Airport in Singapore in March. . Scattershot : My Bipolar Family | Psych CentralAmerican culture has generally shifted from shame to sympathy thanks to the Internet, advocacy groups, and people willing to tell their stories through blogs, YouTube, and books . Downloads Full Blown: Me and My Bipolar Family