Completely Normal and Totally Fine My Life with Bipolar Disorder

<p>“Unflinching” <b>Bipolar UK</b><br>“Rosie is an inspiration”<b> Dua Lipa</b><br>“Full of humour and hope”<b> Hannah Murray, author of <i>The Make-Believe</i></b><br>“Raw, honest and surprisingly upbeat” <i><b>Sunday Times</b></i><br><br>In 2018, model Rosie Viva experienced a psychotic episode at Stansted Airport that led to her arrest and the evacuation of the terminal. What followed was a diagnosis of bipolar disorder - and a life completely turned upside down.<br><br>In <i>Completely Normal and Totally Fine,</i> Rosie shares a raw, honest and often darkly funny mental health memoir, chartin<br>- The extreme highs of mania<br>- The isolating lows of depression<br>- The long, complex journey toward stability and recovery<br><br>With humour, vulnerability and insight, she explores how bipolar reshaped her understanding of identity, relationships, love and purpose - while challenging the stigma around mental illness.<br><br>This is more than a story about bipolar disorder.<br>It’s a book about survival, self-acceptance and finding hope in the chaos.<br><br>Whether you live with bipolar, support someone who does, or want to better understand the realities of mental illness, this is a moving and ultimately uplifting story that reminds us: you are not alone.<br><br>“Bursts with authenticity and warmth - a gift to anyone touched by bipolar.”<b> Leanne Toshiko Simpson</b><br>“A fittingly open and honest account of what happens when you lose your mind.”<b><i> Service95</i></b></p>