US EditionI Might Be Bipolar, But 'God Don't Play About Me'
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I Might Be Bipolar, But 'God Don't Play About Me'
If there were such a thing as a Black superwoman, she would manage an assisted living facility, hold down a full-time government job, and oversee the hospitality ministry of her church. Sonja Prince-Ward accomplishes all that — and lives her life out loud with a bipolar diagnosis. She began experiencing symptoms of bipolor disorder when she was a small child, but she didn’t receive a diagnosis until she was 13. Once she settled into the reality …
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