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Hi, Carmen. Finally back. I had to get my son up, dressed and ready for school. Now, I'm here alone. I can't remember the last time I had the whole house to myself. Yes, I'm planning to contact the doctor and fill them in on his conversation with me before his next visit. When he's calmed down a little, I also plan to talk about it with him. I will tell him what a bad idea I think it is, and remind him that he's tried it twice before and ended up depressed, suicidal, and hospitalized. I will ask him if he really wants to take the chance of going through and putting the kids and me through all of that again. Whether he accepts that he is bipolar or not, he can't deny the facts of what happens when he is off meds. I know he is kind and responsible, and wants to take care of us, so hopefully I will be able to convince him. This is my best chance, because even if the doctor doesn't reduce the meds., my husband has to understand that he needs them. Most people don't know that there are angels whose only job is to make sure you don't get too comfortable & fall asleep & miss your life - Brian Andreas |
