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Q: Breaking Up With Gf With Biploar

asked by: BBV on May 23rd, 2005

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Hello.

A friend of mine has been dating a girl with biploar for about three months - he does not describe the r.Ship as particularly serious - however I think she has different ideas. She recently stopped taking her medication and is now in hospital in a depressed state. He has decided he wants to break up with her but feels he should wait until she is out. I however think it would be best to do it while she is under medical supervision and care. I do not think prolonging the breakup will do her any good. Does anyone have any advice or suggestions regarding the situation?

Bbv

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SeaBear

replied on May 25th, 2005

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Well if the dissision is made to break it off,. Then I would say that he owes it to her to let her know while she still has support and meds given to her in a protected place. How horrible it would be to feel strong enough to come out of the hospital, only to get hit with the news that the man's support you thought you had is gone.

Though no need to be rash, all people suffer from one thing or another at sometime in their life. If he believes in karma, better be bringing in some flowers and let her know that his friendship and support are still there for her....

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