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Magnate
Member Since Mar 2013
Location: Between A Rock & A Hard Place
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#21
Pardon Me, that is Doc John.
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Grand Magnate
Member Since Dec 2011
Location: Colorado
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#22
Yea what a piece of crap article ... She does sound like a journalist only and not a mental health professional. I do feel sorry for her bp husband!
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Magnate
Member Since Feb 2011
Location: Antarctica
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#23
I was wrong about the 80%
Anyway here is the article they took the stat off of: NAMI | Beating the Marriage Odds http://www.psychologytoday.com/artic...polar-disorder (original article) http://www.bipolar-lives.com/bipolar-and-divorce.html ^^^^^ This states that the statistic is not credible and there is no real research backing up that number. It was originally posted in Psychology Today in 2003, which is a commercial magazine and website. __________________ "You got to fight those gnomes...tell them to get out of your head!" Last edited by Confusedinomicon; May 22, 2013 at 02:57 AM.. |
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#24
I feel terrible thinking that other people are going to be hurt by the misinformation.
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Member
Member Since Feb 2013
Location: Western PA, USA
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#25
Whatever. I've been with the dude for 7+ years, and while he's seen the ugliness... Held me, put his foot down, spoke up & called me on my B.S., he has NEVER coddled me. No one has ever taken care of me. And while he's said "you need to call your doctor" he's never loaded me up in the car & whisked me away to the doc. Don't think that would do a thing in the way of trust. Nope.
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