Hi,
If you are supporting a loved one with bipolar disorder then you must learn how to avoid the bipolar doomsday scenario.
A Bipolar Doomsday Scenario is when a loved one goes through a Bipolar episode which has an exceptionally destructive effect on friends and family.
The final outcomes of Bipolar Doomsday Scenario may range from a major disruption of a relationship between a loved one and his/her set of friends and families, to the entire destruction or separation of a family and/or friends.
For more information visit:
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Thanks.
Dave
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i am in a situation like this. my ex (she broke up with me) is bp. she moved into a bad neighborhood, stopped taking her meds and is taking street drugs and drinking a lot.
there is nothing i can do unless she helps herself and gets back on her meds and sees her doctors regularly.
how long do you give someone who does this to come around?? i feel like i am in limbo waiting for her to get back on her meds. i am madly in love with her and do not want to be with anyone else.
do you think i am being unrealistic??
todd
Dear Todd
I can feel your pain , But and here is the big BUT , You must realize that she is NOT responsble for her doing’s , and therefore my advise to you is , get A family member or freind or two is even better , and bring her to A hospital with A ggod psycoatric unit , and have her admited against her will , once there she will very quickly change her mind and even at one point be Thankfull that you did so .
P.S. I am A firm beliver that most people who stop their meds , is because live is A bore and they have nothing to look forward to . Now if you can turn this around , you are the winner.
I hope that you are A so called “discent” person and you are not the reason for her boreness.