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<blockquote data-quote="totoro" data-source="post: 349461" data-attributes="member: 3155"><p>I agree with the others. As someone who has had a very short fuse in the past, once I had children I had to make a very strong decision to leave it elsewhere when it came to my kids. I may yell at times and even then I feel guilty because I feel like my BiPolar (BP) is always blamed for this.</p><p></p><p>But, stability is number one. I would expect my husband to demand me to take my medications. If I was running around being non-medication compliant as I did for a very short time, he would and did stop it pretty quickly. </p><p></p><p>Violence should not be tolerated towards a child regardless of if someone has BiPolar (BP) or not. I would not put up with it with husband and he would not put up with it with me. </p><p>She needs help, it has been a long time coming I think by making her leave and separating etc. This is helping her. For now. </p><p>I am so sorry you and your family are having to deal with this. I am by no means perfect but our kids and family should always be put first. </p><p></p><p>I am here also.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="totoro, post: 349461, member: 3155"] I agree with the others. As someone who has had a very short fuse in the past, once I had children I had to make a very strong decision to leave it elsewhere when it came to my kids. I may yell at times and even then I feel guilty because I feel like my BiPolar (BP) is always blamed for this. But, stability is number one. I would expect my husband to demand me to take my medications. If I was running around being non-medication compliant as I did for a very short time, he would and did stop it pretty quickly. Violence should not be tolerated towards a child regardless of if someone has BiPolar (BP) or not. I would not put up with it with husband and he would not put up with it with me. She needs help, it has been a long time coming I think by making her leave and separating etc. This is helping her. For now. I am so sorry you and your family are having to deal with this. I am by no means perfect but our kids and family should always be put first. I am here also. [/QUOTE]
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