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Changing My Mind

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by Margaret Trudeau

89. (c) Heidi Hollinger

  90. Peter Bregg

  91. Peter Bregg

  92. Photo courtesy of Hello! Canada Magazine

  93. Brian Powell Photography

  95. Peter Bregg

  96. Peter Bregg

  98. Frank H. Scheme Endpaper photographs:

  BP CANADA. Winter 2008. Used by permission of BP Canada (www.bphope.ca).

  CHATELAINE. December 1971, July 1972, July 1976, November 2009. Owned by and used with permission of Rogers Publishing Ltd. All rights reserved. INTERVIEW MAGAZINE, March 1978 featuring MARGARET TRUDEAU. Courtesy Interview Inc.

  MACLEAN’S. August 1971 and March 1977.

  TIME. March 1971 (c) TIME, Inc. All rights reserved. Used by permission and protected by the Copyright Laws of the United States. The printing, copying, redistribution, or retransmission of the Material without express written permission is prohibited.

  INDEX

  Abbott, Doug, 36

  Aboriginal peoples, 249, 252

  Adams, Bryan, 266

  addiction, 261, 282–84

  Africa, 316–19

  Aga Khan, 259

  alcohol, 127, 133–34, 285, 338

  Alcoholics Anonymous, 284–85

  Alexandre (hairdresser), 131

  Alia, Queen of Jordan, 139

  L’ange gardien (film), 174–75

  anger, 110, 127, 307

  Angus, Mamie, 138

  “Anthem” (Cohen), 225

  antidepressants, 239, 363. See also specific drugs

  antipsychotics, 278–79, 364. See also specific drugs

  Aristotle, 307

  Ashenburg, Katherine, 215–16

  Ashida, Jun, 194

  Avedon, Richard, 156

  Bacall, Lauren, 167

  Ball, Doug, 109

  Barlow, Maude, 318

  Beatty, Warren, 167

  Bednarz, Andrew, 247, 249

  Bedos, Zoë, 331, 341

  Bégin, Michelle, 267

  Bernard, Esther (née Farquhar), 10

  Bernard, Francis James, 10

  Bernard, Rose Edith, 36–38, 46–48

  Bernard, Tom, 37

  Beyond Reason (M. Trudeau), 191, 195

  bipolar illness, 2, 161–62, 277. See also depression; mania; specific treatments

  bipolar illness (continued)

  balance in, 212–14, 330–33, 339

  brain chemistry and, 275, 355–56

  cycles, 286

  diagnosis, 117–18, 181–82, 239, 240, 325, 326, 356–57

  escape in, 92, 111–15, 127, 153, 224, 226, 268, 283

  as gift, 344–45

  grief and, 216–17, 220–24, 225, 260, 266, 327–28, 335–37

  guilt in, 266, 293, 295, 352

  hormones and, 77, 112, 228–29, 362

  lifestyle and, 21, 275–76, 294, 308, 328

  and marriage, 129, 152, 327

  mood swings, 1–2, 13–15, 117–18, 128, 171, 177–82, 228–29, 264–65

  negative feelings in, 306–8, 331–32

  nutrition and, 275, 281–82, 357

  physical symptoms, 226–27, 327, 356

  recovery from, 123–24, 279–80, 297

  treatments, 3, 119–22, 234–40, 349–50, 357

  weight gain and, 187–89, 228, 229, 278

  weight loss and, 35, 119, 171, 192, 265, 273

  Blake, William, 31

  Bogue, Pauline, 268

  Bosley, Nicole, 316

  Boutros-Ghali, Boutros, 201

  Bowles, Jane, 33

  Bowles, Paul, 33

  brain chemistry, 275, 355–56, 358

  breastfeeding

  Margaret and, 82, 99, 106

  medications and, 363–65

  Brezhnev, Leonid, 78

  Brown, Mary, 237–40

  Cade, John, 182

  Cairns, Sandra, 312–13

  Cameron, Colin, 267, 274–75, 280–81, 285, 287, 292–93, 306–9

  on bipolar illness, 275, 277–79, 288, 347–53

  Canada

  Charter of Rights and Freedoms, 50

  mental health care in, 325–26, 349

  and water rights, 318

  Canada World Youth, 330

  Canadian Avalanche Foundation, 253, 254, 266

  The Canadian Journal of Psychiatry, 349, 359

  Canadian Mental Health Association, 324, 329, 334

  Capote, Truman, 167

  Carter, Jimmy, 151, 259

  Carter, Rosalynn, 87, 150, 151, 334

  Castro, Fidel, 142–43, 144, 258, 259

  Chatelaine magazine, 104

  China, 92–94

  Chirac, Bernadette, 130–31

  Chirac, Jacques, 132

  Chopra, Deepak, 293

  Chou En-lai, 94

  CJOH (Ottawa), 191–92, 203

  Clark, Joe, 179, 191

  Clement, Antoinette, 9, 10

  cocaine, 219

  Cohen, Leonard, 32, 152, 225, 259

  Commonwealth Conference (Jamaica, 1975), 137

  Conlogue, Ray, 200

  Conlon, Mary Alice, 106

  Crete, 112

  Cross, James, 48

  Cuba, 142–44, 330

  Dada Destination Services (Ottawa), 312–13

  Dalai Lama, 148–49

  de Gaulle, Charles, 129

  depression, 2. See also bipolar illness

  anger and, 110

  in the elderly, 333–34

  grief and, 250–51

  love as antidote, 177

  managing, 290

  postpartum, 96–98, 217, 361–62

  sadness versus, 288, 290–91, 293

  seasonal affective disorder and, 143–44

  symptoms, 188–89, 275

  treatment, 98, 276, 364

  Diefenbaker, Edna, 11–12

  Diefenbaker, John, 44, 58

  Dominis, John, 169

  dopamine, 230, 275, 278

  drugs, 29, 34, 142, 145–47, 219. See also specific drugs

  Duffy, Anne, 359

  Eagleton, Thomas, 97

  Echeverria, Señora Luis, 140–41

  electroconvulsive therapy (ECT), 319–20

  Elizabeth II, 59, 83, 109

  emotional intelligence, 307–8

  Epival (valproic acid), 234, 238, 364

  Erickson, Arthur, 91

  Ethiopia, 319

  exercise, 294, 308. See also specific activities

  Fairbairn, Joyce, 93

  Farquhar, William, 8–9

  Faulkner, Jane, 255, 303

  Fear of Flying (Jong), 136

  fibromyalgia, 226–27, 327

  Fieve, Ron, 181–82

  Fox, Marie-Hélène, 130

  France, 111, 129–32, 174

  Frankl, Viktor, 351

  Front de libération du Québec (FLQ), 48–50

  Frost, Robert, 259

  Gandhi, Indira, 82–83

  Gandhi, Mohandas K., 352

  “Garden Party” (Nelson), 173

  Gibson, Gordon, 57

  Gillin, Heather, 123, 222–23

  Giscard d’Estaing, Anne-Aymone, 132

  Giscard d’Estaing, Valéry, 132

  The Globe and Mail, 147, 160, 200

  Gobeil, Madeleine, 43–44

  Good Morning America, 169–70

  Goodnight Moon (Brown), 100

  Government House (Rideau Hall), 64–65, 74, 77

  Green, Alexander and Andrew, 222

  Green, Mary-Jean, 220, 221–22, 223–24, 225

  Green, Peter, 221

  Grégoire-Trudeau, Sophie, 306, 316, 330, 341, 342–44

  grief

  dealing with, 249, 293, 305–6, 335–37

  as debilitating, 216, 327–28

  and depression, 250–51

  versus depression, 288, 290–91, 293

  working through, 285, 287–88, 352

  Griffiths, Linda, 199–200

  Grof, Paul, 282, 355–59

  The Guardian Angel (film), 174–75

  guardianship, 296–
97

  Gvishiani, Lyudmila, 77

  Haida Gwaii (B.C.), 252

  Harrington Lake, 44–45, 46, 48–49, 50–51

  as family retreat, 83–84, 103–5

  Havens, Richie, 92

  Head, Ivan, 149, 150

  The Healing Journey through Grief (Rich), 249

  Hendrick, Kathy, 321

  Here Be Dragons (Newman), 255

  High Hopes (Sinclair cabin), 16–18

  Hildegarde (maid at 24 Sussex), 164, 190

  hippies, 21–23, 28–34, 35, 141–42

  Hirsch, Emile, 305

  Hodgson, Stuart, 256

  hormones, 77, 112, 228–29, 362

  hospitals. See also specific hospitals

  psychiatric, 319, 321–22

  staff of, 239–40, 287

  Hughes, Fred, 167

  Humboldt (Sask.), 106–7

  Hussein, King of Jordan, 139

  Hutschnecker, Arnold, 168

  hypnosis, 292, 352

  Institute for Mental Health (UBC), 329

  Into the Wild (film), 304–5

  Irene, Sister, 249

  isolation, 102, 120–22, 264, 265–66, 275, 276

  Jagger, Bianca, 158

  Jagger, Mick, 157, 158

  Jamaica, 221

  Jamie (Margaret’s niece), 207, 213

  Japan, 149–50, 192–95

  jaundice, 238, 239

  Johnson, Jimmy, 203

  Jong, Erica, 136

  Jordan, 139

  Justine’s (Ottawa), 312

  Keats, John, 23

  Kemper, Alicia (Ally), 214, 248, 330, 334, 341–42

  and Margaret’s illness, 237, 264, 300–302

  Kemper, Fried, 203–5, 214, 241–42, 260–61, 296

  financial problems, 217–18, 224

  and Margaret’s illness, 235–36, 250, 264

  marriage to Margaret, 206–7, 208–9, 224, 225, 228, 251

  as stepfather, 209–10, 243–44

  Kemper, John (Joachim), 203–4, 206–7, 208, 211, 212, 261

  Kemper, Kyle James Joachim, 207–8, 212, 213, 217

  and brothers, 210, 244, 303

  and Margaret’s illness, 237, 300, 302–3

  Kemper, Lynda, 214

  Kemper, Mary, 203–4, 211, 261

  Kemper, Tini, 214, 264

  Kemper family, 264

  at Newboro Lake, 208–9, 210–12, 214, 226, 241–42, 333

  Kennedy, Edward M. (Teddy), 113–14, 124–25, 128, 151, 160–61

  Kennedy, Edward M., Jr., 113–14

  Kennedy, Ethel, 113

  Kennedy, Henry, 138

  Kesey, Ken, 120

  kif, 29

  Kimberley, Leslie, 164–65

  Kimberley, Vicki, 164–65

  Kings and Desperate Men (film), 173–74

  Koechlin, Jorge, 179, 183

  Kokanee Glacier Cabin, 253

  Kokanee Lake (B.C.), 246–47, 251–52

  Kopechne, Mary Jo, 113

  Kosygin, Alexei, 78

  Krishnamurti, Jiddu, 151–52

  Kubrick, Stanley, 177

  lamotrigine, 357, 364

  Laporte, Pierre, 48–49

  Laskin, Barbara, 74

  Laskin, Bora, 74

  Laskin, Peggy, 74

  Latin America, 140–47

  laughter, 297, 327, 330–33

  Laurier, Wilfrid, 189–90

  Lavergne, Diane, 82, 140, 141, 143, 144, 164

  LeBlanc, Lyn, 72

  LeClair, Maurice, 93

  Lemaire, Francis, 175

  Lennon, John, 197

  Leno, Jay, 282

  Leone, Sergio, 138

  Lewis, Yves, 23–24, 34–35, 53, 174–75

  lithium, 182–83, 187–89, 192, 277, 357, 364

  London (England), 176–79

  Lubbock, Christina, 318

  Lucas, Gabriel, 141

  Luxton, Bill, 192

  Macdonald, Donald, 118

  MacDonald, Ross, 231

  Macdonald, Ruth, 118

  MacDonald, Tom, 63

  Maclean’s magazine, 304

  Maggie and Pierre (Griffiths), 199–200

  Makwa (Michel’s dog), 240–41, 247, 249

  Mallon, Monica, 164–65

  mania, 157, 160–62

  Margaret’s experiences, 111–15, 119

  marijuana and, 31–32, 127, 283–84, 338–39

  Prozac and, 227

  spending sprees, 111, 265, 295

  manic depression. See bipolar illness

  Man’s Search for Meaning (Frankl), 351

  Mao Tse-tung (Zedong), 94

  Marcé, Louis-Victor, 361

  Margaret (cook at 24 Sussex), 70–71

  marijuana, 132

  and mania, 31–32, 127, 283–84, 338–39

  Margaret and, 22, 23, 218–20, 242, 261–62, 283, 286, 338–39

  Marqusee, John and Janet, 176, 177

  Martin, Rick, 274

  McGoohan, Patrick, 173–74

  McKinnon, Donald, 77

  Mead, Margaret, 314

  media, 56, 61–62, 169–71, 174, 220, 311. See also specific outlets

  foreign, 162, 194

  as hostile, 88, 146–47, 157–62, 172, 178

  as insensitive, 122, 257–58, 322–23

  press conferences, 150, 322

  as supportive, 122, 322

  medications, 119, 282, 309, 338, 353.

  See also specific drugs

  cost, 278

  mood-stabilizing, 277–79, 357, 364

  for postpartum depression, 363–64

  in pregnancy/breastfeeding, 363–65

  side effects, 187–89, 228, 229, 238

  withdrawal from, 192, 229–30

  Meir, Golda, 70

  Memoirs (P.E. Trudeau), 199

  menopause, 227–28

  mental illness. See also specific illnesses

  acceptance of, 120, 122, 271–72, 279–80, 299–300, 357

  addiction and, 261, 283–84

  advocacy needs, 328–29

  blaming others for, 127, 152, 224, 228, 236, 328

  dealing with, 351, 352–53, 357

  denial of by others, 97, 233–34

  denial of by self, 118, 193, 262, 271, 327, 328, 348–49

  family effects, 263–64

  fear of, 233–34

  isolation and, 102, 120, 121, 122, 264, 265–66

  self-forgiveness in, 293, 328

  self-healing, 240, 358

  speaking up about, 122, 123–24, 301, 329

  stigma of, 97, 118, 120, 122, 301–2, 313, 323, 349

  support needs, 165, 181, 290, 328–29

  mescaline, 22–23

  Mexico, 140–42

  Michel Trudeau Memorial Rose, 253–54

  Michener, Norah Willis, 65, 72–73

  Misri, Shaila, 361–65

  Mitchell, Harold, 220–21

  Mitchell, Mary, 220, 221, 222

  mood swings, 117–18, 181–82

  Morgan, Robin, 88

  Morning Magazine (CJOH), 192

  Morocco, 27–34

  Mourner’s Dance (Ashenburg), 215–16

  Mullaley, Mary-Alice, 164

  nannies, 100, 164–65

  Narcotics Anonymous, 284

  National Gallery of Canada, 80

  Native spirituality, 249, 252

  Nehru, Jawaharlal, 55

  Nelson, Rick, 173

  Nelson, Willie, 282

  Nevins, Bruce, 169, 170

  Newfoundland, 78–79

  Newman, Peter C., 108–9, 256

  New York, 113, 157–58, 159, 165, 167–70, 181, 219

  Nicholson, Jack, 176–77, 179

  Nicomachean Ethics (Aristotle), 307

  Niebuhr, Reinhold, 350–51

  Nixon, Richard, 59

  nurses, 239–40, 287

  nutrition, 275, 281–82, 357

  Obama, Barack, 295

  Ohira, Shigeko, 194

  olanzapine, 277–78, 357

  One Flew
over the Cuckoo’s Nest, 120–21

  Osbourne, Ozzy, 284

  Ottawa Citizen, 311

  Ottawa Civic Hospital, 81

  Paddington Press, 176, 184

  Pain, Clare, 319

  Pallenberg, Anita, 159–60

  Pauley, Jane, 160–62

  Paul VI (Pope), 147–48

  Pearson, Maryon, 88

  Penn, Sean, 304

  People magazine, 169–70

  Pérez, Bianca, 145–46

  peyote, 142, 145–47

  The Phil Donahue Show, 160

  Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, 83

  Pitfield, Nancy, 72, 123, 254, 303

  Planes, Trains & Automobiles (film), 332

  Playgirl magazine, 180

  postpartum blues, 361, 363

  postpartum depression, 96–98, 217, 361–62, 363

  postpartum psychosis, 361, 362

  pregnancy

  and bipolar disorder, 77, 112, 362

  depression after, 96–98, 217, 361–62, 363

  medication during, 363–65

  press conferences, 150, 322

  protocol, 72–75, 79, 88

  Prozac, 227, 228, 229

  psychiatrists, 236. See also individual doctors

  psychopharmacology, 282. See also medications

  psychotherapy, 285–86, 292–93, 306–9, 350

  emotion focused, 350, 351–52

  Queensway Carleton Hospital (Ottawa), 237–40

  quetiapine, 357

  Raffles, Stamford, 9

  Raven (family dog), 216–17, 225

  Reid, Bill, 141

  Richards, Keith, 159–60

  Rideau Hall (Government House), 64–65, 74, 77

  risperidone, 278–79, 357

  Rita (cook at 24 Sussex), 70–71

  Rivet, Guy, 335–37

  Rob (Margaret’s nephew), 252

  Robin (Margaret’s brother-in-law), 254

  Rolling Stones, 156–57

  Rostropovich, Mstislav, 78

  Rouleau, Pierre, 57

  Roy, Gabrielle, 123–24

  Royal Ottawa Hospital, 268–69, 272–74, 287–90, 291–92

  fellow patients, 288, 289

  Mental Health Centre, 321–22

  Royal Victoria Hospital (Montreal), 119–22

  Royce, Penny, 156

  Rubell, Steve, 168

  Sadat, Anwar, 201

  Saint Laurent, Yves, 130–31

  St. Paul’s Hospital (Vancouver), 233–37, 238

  Saint Pierre and Miquelon, 79

  Schwarzmann, Patricia, 145

  Schwinkles, John, 54–55

  seasonal affective disorder (SAD), 143–44

  self-forgiveness, 293, 328

  self-healing, 240, 358

  Senghor, Léopold, 201

  “Serenity Prayer” (Niebuhr), 350–51

  serotonin, 227, 275–76, 294

  Shaikin, Christine, 312

  Shepherd, Rosemary, 303

  The Shining (film), 177

  shock therapy. See electroconvulsive therapy

  Shutter Island (film), 331

  Simon Fraser University, 20–22, 28

 

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