bipolar sleep apnea
Does anyone have a happy story for all bipolar parent?
My mother was diagnosed as bipolar about 5 years ago, after having been outside their home several years. Previous diagnoses include depression, fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue, hypothyroidism, chronic insomnia, sleep apnea and hypoglycemia. She has visited half a dozen doctors for these diagnoses. She continuously through cycles of taking medicine from 1 doctor prescribed, to take the medicine of several documents that do not know who is doctor shopping, all-herbal (and I mean like, 20 to 30 different supplements a day), to any medicine. With each diagnosis / treatment, seems to believe that it has turned a corner. If I try to talk to her about behaviors that seem perverse, it becomes too weepy and sleepy to talk. Recently, she has made some very hurtful things. I am beyond trying to cope with her about it. Does anyone have a situation like it went well? I keep hoping for the best, but his behavior becomes more erratic and hurtful as the passage of time.
It's possible. I was diagnosed in 7 years of age as bipolar among other things. I had done the whole 20 different medical pills 50 billion different sometimes all at once an agreement of hospital is maintained until I found my "magic" pills. They do not solve everything, but I live a fairly normal life. The variety of symptoms are very mild, but still there. So it's possible. For although there is some pills, "magical" and even more popular is that they simply do not find them. Always have hope for her yet. Do not even know how hard it is to have this. It's the worst feeling in the world to not be able to control his feelings / what you feel when you feel it. To feel happy when someone you love is an incurable disease targets is the most rare / and worst feeling in the world … has no control over their feelings of terrible. For not being in control of their situation is bad enough for most … of not being in control of anything is a very hopeless feeling. It feels great just to say the least. Just know it's not her. She is not doing things on purpose. I know she loves you and can not control. Keep working on the realization of their "magic" pills. Knowing that she never fully be herself, but again. This is a part of it .. and will never be completely gone.
