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Old Jan 14, 2011, 06:45 PM
malapp1 malapp1 is offline
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Location: West Palm Beach, Florida
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Originally Posted by Moose72 View Post
The enemy is just a disease. It takes time to learn about it. Think about this: I've been diagnosed for 4 years and still don't always manage to pick up on the signs of an episode. You just started coming here's few weeks ago AND you're having to figure out bipolar from
the OUTSIDE!

Keep asking. And we'll try to answer. But remember, too, that Some of us are BP 2 and some - like your wife and I - are BP 1. And we are each individual.

I think one of the best things you can do is get counseling yourself. You need to keep yourself healthy. This is a LOT to deal with.
I will start counseling on Tuesday. I am starting to understand but by no means have an understanding. I wish my wife would get help. I truely do but, if she does not, I would not run from another bipolar person. It has been three years for me, trying to figure out all this out. My heart is very much with my wife, I love her very much and I wish to GOD there was something I could do for her. But, I am starting to rot from the insude out. There has been so muh pain and so much agony and I am pretty certain, in her mind, I did all of this. I would do whatever I could for her. I know with absolute certainty, I would have given my life for her. She is gone, other than knowing she is in Michigan, I have no idea where she is. As I said before, the entire family is suffering, so her support group is in favor of her not having a problem.

All I can say is, if anyone can figure out a way to make this work, if someone could make her get treatment, I would be all in and I'd love her all the way. But, whats next if she does not get treated, just how serious could it get.