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Bipolar Family Forums › General & Support › ow can you be happy with a bipolar spouse????

09/26/2011 07:39 AM

ow can you be happy with a bipolar spouse????

ruthie26

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My BP hubby cannot be happy or will not let himself be happy. He thinks he dosen't deserve to be happy. I have been going through this with him for 6+ years. I just feel so tired of being in a home where there is no laughter,or joy. Can anyone relate to this? Hubby is on Lamictal, Prozac, and Abilify. He sees a therapist and his dr, but all seems to be in vain. He is obcessed with the thought he is going to hell and that God dosen't love him.I am at a lost here.

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