61. Cult Risk w/Sarah Jickling from Get Well Sooner

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Sarah Jickling joins us to talk about her new podcast Get Well Sooner and why she was considered a cult risk. We delve into the different wellness trends she's tried to "cure" her bipolar disorder and also why you should gtfo if anyone says they can "cure" bipolar disorder. Observant bbs might remember Sarah from her previous interview about Keep It Hush Hush Podcast or her music! New music and season 2 of the podcast are dropping soon so go check her out! CW: suicide Find Sarah @Sarah Jickling on every platform, her nail art @spacecadet.nailtech, her music sarahsgoodbadluck.bandcamp.com and her podcast Get Well Sooner on any podcast platform Listen to our last episode with Sarah https://bipolarbicoastal.libsyn.com/42-hush-hush-interview If you think you have Bipolar Disorder, come join our secret facebook group,  facebook.com/groups/bipolarbicoastalsecret Join us on facebook and instagram by searching “Bipolar Bicoastal” Support us at  patreon.com/bipolarbicoastal and get 2 bonus episodes a month! (or by leaving us a review <3)

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