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Edited by - chadrewsky on Jul 19 2003 12:00 PM

I have an older sister that is manic depressant/bi-polar it aint easy and she still isnt straightend out entirely, it DOES take a lot of work and discipline, but NOBODY can fix it for you. Much like alcoholism(she also deals with that), drug addiction, or even smoking, you can only get past it when you MAKE it happen for yourself. If you ever need to talk, you know how to get me.

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COUNT ME IN THERE TOO CHAD,I'M MARRIED TO SOMEONE WITH BI-POLAR/MANIC-DEPRESSIVE. IT HARD ALOT OF THE TIMES,PEOPLE LOOK AT HER AND SAY "SHE LOOKS NORMAL",LOOKS ARE A MASK OF REAL PROBLEMS.
I'LL TAKE THE MS,ANYDAY OVER WHAT YOU ALL GO THOUGH.
THE DOCTORS HAVE TOLD ME THAT I SUFFER FROM SOME DEPRESSION,I TOLD THEM"HA,I'VE SEEN DEPRESSION AND I AINT GOT IT"!!
EVEN THOUGH MY VA RECORDS SHOW THAT IVE HAD "PSYHCODIC(?) PERIODS.
THE MEDICATION I WAS ON HAD A BAD SIDEEFFECT ON ME.

NOTHING TO BE EMBARASSED ABOUT,HANG IN THERE!

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Hi Chad,
I have two family members with that affliction.
The best thing to do is what you're doin': not letting your pride get in the way.
The one family member is doing just that and gradually getting better.
The other thinks they're above the help and medication; that person's life is in shambles.