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A Memoir By Elaine Amo Kafle
Do you or does someone you love suffer from Bipolar Disorder? In this book, the author exposes with raw vulnerability what it was like when she first got diagnosed, as well as the symptoms she still struggles with. Step into her real world- sometimes poignant, sometimes funny- in which, against all odds, she has managed to raise a family and maintain a successful career.
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Meet the Mind Behind the Books
Welcome to the official website of Elaine, a passionate storyteller whose words have captivated the hearts and minds of readers across the globe. With a unique ability to craft stories that resonate on a deep, emotional level, Elaine has shared, with a little bit of spunk and quirkiness, what it is like to have Bipolar Disorder. In her other book, a doctoral research study that examines the accommodations process for nursing students with learning disabilities, Elaine also discloses having a hidden disability.
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Emotion and Wit Perfectly Blended
A remarkable blend of wit and raw emotion. My Manic Mind was a fun, heartwarming read
Emily Johnson
Insightful Guide for Nursing Educators
As an educator, Nursing Students with Learning Disabilities helped me appreciate the accommodations process even more.
Michael Brown
About Author
Elaine Amo Kafle
Elaine Amo Kafle is a registered nurse who was diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder I (One) at the age of 29. She was hospitalized three times since the age of 13, but now works as a community college professor/program director with a passion and joy for teaching. In “My Manic Mind,” she unabashedly shares her story.
In “Nursing Students with Learning Disabilities,” Elaine reveals the thoughts of eight research participants when it comes to utilizing college accommodations. She also discloses her own hidden disability, Bipolar Disorder I.
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