akeejaho

Akeejaho, (pronounced, Aw-Key-Yay-Hoe) is also known as Cheech to some, and Bill to all the rest.  He is a Freelance writer/Photographer who has written for Wire Grass Living Magazine in the south, a few newspapers, and presently is the Editor for SWCIL's (South West Center For Independent Living) News Letter in south western Minnesota.

Akeejaho writes about several different topics on Hubpages, but in particular, he writes about Bi-Polar disease and mental health.  He writes about the alternative ways that he fights his battle with this very disabilitating ailment, while explaining how the ailment affects sufferers in very simple terms.

Akeejaho has written  a book entitled, "365 Days To Celebrate, (Or Not).  He expects to have it on the market, via E publishing in the very near future.  The book is an amusing compilation of the 365 Days of National Recognition in the United States.

Akeejaho hopes the proceeds from the sale of this book, and the next one he is working on, entitled, "The World Is Bi-Polar." will be enough to lay the ground work for their real dream.

Plans are being put together that will enable, (It is hoped, anyway.) to get Camp Serenity off the ground.  Camp Serenity, now in the planning phase, is a place for those with Bipolar, or for those seeking to understand the disease, sufferers of PTSD, or for those just burned out to go and learn about alternative medicines, health through nutrition, organic gardening, or to just relax.

The dream is for the facility to be completely self sustaining utilizing solar and wind power, and the latest technology available for harvesting and preserving natural resources.

In the meantime, akeejaho hopes you will enjoy some of the new subjects he will be discussing on Hubpages throughout this new year, as well as those by other authors here at Hubpages. 

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Enjoy, and

Happy Bipolaring!