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Carlton Davis on Carlton Davis

I decided to google Carlton Davis to see who the name brought up. I was the fifth entry. The first entry is a photographer in New York City, who creates images of the most precise and detailed kind. He is a commercial photographer educated at the Rhode Island School of Design whose portfolio includes exquisite [...]

29Mar2010 | Carlton Davis | 1 comment | Continued
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New Interview for the bipolar bare

the bipolar bare was interviewed on November 3oth on Blog talk Radio. Check out the program at  http://tobtr.com/s/784159.

4Dec2009 | Carlton Davis | 0 comments | Continued
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PSYCHO DOUGHNUTS

Psycho Doughnuts was all out of the bipolar doughnut said the nice young red headed nurse who served me. My fantasy, which I had been planning all the way down from San Francisco, had been to buy a dozen of these doughnuts leave the store and begin pitching them again the door of this shop [...]

15Jul2009 | Carlton Davis | 49 comments | Continued
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bipolar bare gets new book review

Midwest Book Review has givien “Bipolar Bare” five stars.
Bipolar disorder is an enigma to those who don’t have it. Author Carlton Davis brings readers into his world with “Bipolar Bare”, a memoir telling his long and storied history that ranges from a confused “troublemaker” child, to finding religion, to becoming a drug addict willing to [...]

14Jul2009 | Carlton Davis | 0 comments | Continued
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NO MEDS MANIC

Many manic-depressive people refuse to take medication because it kills their highs and dulls their lows. The high of mania is a wonderful experience, but it tends to be forgotten that the exploration of the dark passages of the mind can be an equally memorable experience. In the high, you are full of energy and [...]

16Jun2009 | Carlton Davis | 6 comments | Continued
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Ex-patient of Controversial Mental Hospital Speaks Out

Press Release
 
 
Las Encinas Hospital in Pasadena, California, target of government investigations for numerous failures in patient care, is prominently featured in the memoir of an ex-patient who was treated twice at the facility. Once, walking away, the patient returned, only to have the hospital’s famed program for drug addiction led by Dr. Drew Pinsky of [...]

18Mar2009 | Carlton Davis | 5 comments | Continued