Depression Confession: Matthew Good
Mar 12 2009 | Comments 0
The Canadian bandleader describes dysphoric mania like this:
“Imagine being put in a coffin with the things you fear the most, being buried underground and feeling it start to shrink, and multiply that feeling by 1,000. You think, ‘If I die now, that’d be cool.’”
Isn’t that a superb evocation? Good is speaking at a mental health conference about his experience with bipolar disorder, having become a real advocate on the subject. I like this song by him.
Vancouver’s Matthew Good speaks from the heart about his bipolar disorder [Vancouver Sun]
liz | 10:38 AM | bipolar disorder, celebrities
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