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Originally Posted by justafriend306
yes, my illness has impacted my relationships. They weren't very good ones to begin with. This time around I'm with someone understanding of the illness.
My children? I am certain and quite frightened that my children do. I see my adult son with OCD and high anxiety. He seems to function very well though. I just worry when the time will come that he has reached his limit. He is aware of his anxiety as being a problem that perhaps should be attended to. My daughter I am quite certain is also bipolar. She is too high strung that I have been unable to discuss my concerns with her. I am very much concerned her life is going to come crashing down - hard.
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I'm so glad that you've finally found someone that is understanding (that warms my heart tbh).
However, I am sorry that you have to live with all of that worry in regards to your children. As someone who's always wanted to have kids, I find myself worrying about them even though they are nowhere near existence-- I can't even begin to imagine what you must be feeling.
But you seem like a strong person, so I have faith that even if your children currently seem like they aren't able to be guided- they will eventually come around and find the same strength and comfort that you have.
I wish your family the absolute best ♥