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Steven W. Wilson’s New Book, “Teetering on a Tightrope,” is a Profound Memoir That Reveals How the Author Managed to Gain Control of His Bipolar Disorder Over the Years
“Having experienced a lifetime of mental issues and spent many hours working with those afflicted, I have concluded there are millions of people who suffer with their own demons but never seek or receive quality professional help,” writes Wilson. “They go through each day alone and bewildered by what’s happening to them. Our world is always in turmoil, and when you add the ways in which people can physically, mentally, and sexually harm one another, it is no wonder our cities are overwhelmed with the homeless and mentally ill who have been thrown onto the streets because of an inadequate mental health system.”
Wilson continues, “There are two outcomes I want people to take away from my memoir. First, with hope and empathy from a lot of professional mental health experts and my family and friends, I was able to turn my life around. It was not easy, and it took a lot of years. But now I am content with my life and enjoy every minute of it. That means that if I can conquer bipolar disorder, so can anyone else who is suffering from mental health issues. Believe me. There is good help available, but you must seek it out and stick with it. It will be worth the journey.
“The second outcome I hope for is that the so-called normal people will discover that those with mental issues are not to be shunned and thought of as inferior. Many people are susceptible to bouts of depression, mania, or other issues but won’t admit it. They never get help or take medication because they think it won’t help, or they believe they can handle their problems by themselves. Nothing could be further from the truth.”
Published by Fulton Books, Steven W. Wilson’s book takes readers on an intimate and deeply personal journey through the author’s life, revealing his sometimes out-of-control mind and how bipolar disorder has affected his day-to-day life throughout the years.
Despite having to navigate the ups and downs of the disorder every day, Wilson has managed to find a state of normalcy through proper professional help and aims to inspire others to seek out help as he once did in order to gain the upper hand in their own mental health struggles, and help readers also struggling with bipolar disorder to discover they are not alone in their fights.
Readers who wish to experience this enlightening work can purchase “Teetering on a Tightrope: My Bipolar Journey” at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes store, Amazon, Google Play, or Barnes and Noble.
Please direct all media inquiries to Author Support via email at support@fultonbooks.com or via telephone at 877-210-0816.
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Harrell joined the company in 1968 and eventually led its shift toward financial institutions and asset evaluation work, services used by both private operators and publicly traded energy companies. His credentials include a petroleum engineering qualification from Louisiana Tech and consulting work spanning various global regions, background the announcement points to as the source of the book’s technical and business detail.
According to the publisher, the book covers roughly eighty-five years of company history, including the people and decisions the announcement credits with turning a regional firm into a partner for major energy operations worldwide. "This book represents my effort to preserve the legacy of remarkable people and transformative work that defined Ryder Scott Company," Harrell said in the announcement, adding that he hopes readers come away with an appreciation for how the company adapted over time.
"Beneath the Surface" is available in bookstores and through Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Google Play, and the Apple iTunes Store, as well as directly through Page Publishing’s website.
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