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boredsilly Posts: 68
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The single most important thing to remember is that your husband's child has a twenty-five percent chance of getting bipolar. Are you really willing to put a child through that kind of torture and misery? I have bp, I'm well treated with medicine and therapy, and even on the best of days I really, REALLY wish I had never been born. If my parents had known there was any possibility they could pass this on, I would have happily murdered them in their sleep for condemning me to a miserable life that I don't want. Are you prepared to take that chance?
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