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Seymour, Tennessee
I have been familiar with bipolar disorder from an early age, as my mother has the disorder, too.... Full Bio
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Nov 05 2009 by Michele Soloway Sexton

Please vote for me as one of the Top Bloggers on Wellsphere.  It's easy - just click on the b icon on my profile page!  This would be an honor for me to have, so be sure to vote and tell your friends, too!Thanks so much for your help.

Blessings, Michele

 
Aug 18 2009 by Michele Soloway Sexton

Linda --

I'm glad you're getting something out of my posts.  I also post another one each week at: bipolarsurvivor-michele.blogspot com.  Come check it out!  The one on here is filtered from bipolarcentral.com, the website I write for.  There is a whole lot there for supporters that might help you as well.

re: Your husband, unfortunately we can't change people or tell them what to do.  He is choosing to go the path he's on, and you can't help him.  But you said, "...all I can do is pray."  Linda, never underestimate the power of prayer.  God can go where we cannot.  I love the expression "With God all things are possible."  I even have a sign with that on it right by my computer so I see it all the time.  I know it may be hard for you to let go of your husband, and it may be painful knowiing some of what he's going through.  But you need to keep your own sense of balance and well-being, too.

I hope this helps.

Blessings, Michele

 

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