illectronic
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In 8th grade I was an A+ student. As long as she stays away from the wrong crowd high school and college she should be fine. I'm 23, bipolar since 9th grade. Sometimes I also lack confidence and motivation. Does she exercise? I know she isn't the one that's diagnosed bipolar (you do know it's hereditary), but exercise helps me gain confidence in many ways. I look better, I get runner's high(I'm an addict so this is good), and sometimes I meet cool people at the gym. As for you... don't be so hard on yourself. We bipolar's are overly humble and always think we didn't do well enough. Life is too short to worry about all this BS. Your husband being an addict is not really setting a good example IMHO. But at least it's only pot. Once I did more then pot, the shit hit the fan. Hang in there. |
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Can't afford counseling now - with the job and insurance situation...but my husband showed some interest in a local DBSA families of BP support group (free!). I think I need to make a date for the two of them...you don't think she's too young, do you? 14?
for me. 
