dragonflyblu-
I don't think it is very positive to troll the internet looking for facts especially about mental health. That said, I have found the community over on the crazymeds forums to be really helpful and supportive. Since everyone is so different it is nice to get some feedback on other people's experiences. The mods there do great work keeping things positive and dangerous advice minimal. The blogs there are nice to just blast out whatever is going on with you.
Everybody on there is in the "Mentally Interesting" category including the guy who runs the site so there is a bit of gallows humor but overall it was helpful to me to try and understand what was going on with me.
http://www.crazymeds.us/CrazyTalk/The main site is great as well for detailed explanation of the drugs you may or may not be getting. (Not a paid advertiser but I just found that stuff really helpful :-)
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That's why I shared the doggy book here :)
Look up Marion Janner though - she's really active in the media and inspiring and she would probably help give you some ideas for reading materials. It might also help you feel less alone with it all, and perhaps a sense of community.