--- In epilepsy@yahoogroups.com, kelly O'dourn <tigger_1994_2002@...> wrote:
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> Mary, I am so sorry to hear that your husband is bipolar I started out as bipolar and then I got on the right meds.. Now they just say I have major Depression, boarderline Personality disorder.. So I know what you mean, I think that people should learn about depression, Bipolar, and EP and so much more.. Dont worry I will keep in touch and u take care of each other and take care of your self... Cathy
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> mary finney <flyboy98@...> wrote:I posted not to long ago about my husband being Bipoalr and not doing
> so well. Well he is doing better. Not in the sence you all would
> think. I would just can't understand why everyone that has Epilepsy
> is so out there thinking all the world needs to be more educated on
> it. I have Epilepsy and do agree. But once I posted about my husband
> even my dear friend Alvey has stayed away from emailing me. The only
> one in this group that has kept in contact with me is Steve. If it
> was not for him I would not know how I would have got to this point.
> I am doing the packing we will be moving this coming Saturday. I have
> had for sure 3 seizures in this past week. Maybe more. But you all
> take a moment and look at yourselves. You want the world to be
> educated about Epilepsy but then you hear the word Bipolar and you do
> not want to know about it.Oh I will say that Terry had replied. She
> is a counsler for people.But I have only gotten Im and emails from
> Steve. Not to see how my husband is doing although he always asks.
> But to see how I am. My husband is very good at educateing people on
> Epilepsy. When his Bipolar is under controll he
> is also good at educateing people on Bipolar.I am very hurt by you
> all.
> You are acting the way you DO NOT want to be treated by others about
> your Epilepsy. Like Epilepsy you can not catch it. Like Epilepsy it
> has to do with the way your brain is not working right. My husband
> was a Pilot and a Aviation Mechanic before this struck him. That was
> his lively hood. Now he can work part time and do good. But the most
> important thing in his life to do he can't do anymore like a lot of
> us with
> Epilepsy. Bipolar can happen to anyone just like Epilepsy. I feel the
> least this group could of done for me was ask how I was doing. Not
> forget me. My husband is a very good man. He would help anyone that
> needed help no questions asked. But he is not a fool to be taken
> advantage of. He does know the difference. I am not going to go on
> any more. But it does seem that you all hear something you do not
> understand and so there is silence. How do you even think you can
> educate people with Epilepsy with that close mindedness. Mary Finney
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