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Do your kids fixate on morbid and sad things?
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<blockquote data-quote="BusynMember" data-source="post: 53950" data-attributes="member: 1550"><p>The problem is, BiPolar (BP) kids don't stop with the evil stepmother. They think about the blood, the beheading, etc. I read that it's based in the gory dreams that they have that others don't. There's a good section about that in "The Bipolar Child." A really good book about childhood bipolar, if anyone is in the frame of mind to read a true story with a sad ending (but, remember, this was years ago when treatment wasn't as good) is "His Bright Light" by Danielle Steele. Although she writes romance, she also wrote one true life story about her bipolar son, Nick Traina. This was the best descriptions of a bipolar kid that I ever read. He had it all, from the red flag s for the disorder--a father who was a substance abuser--to the first diagnosis of ADHD--to the creativity that so many BiPolar (BP) kids have (some are so gifted, and Nick was), to his inability to handle pressure that his friends could handle--but, again, this was way before they knew much about childhood bipolar. Still...I cried.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BusynMember, post: 53950, member: 1550"] The problem is, BiPolar (BP) kids don't stop with the evil stepmother. They think about the blood, the beheading, etc. I read that it's based in the gory dreams that they have that others don't. There's a good section about that in "The Bipolar Child." A really good book about childhood bipolar, if anyone is in the frame of mind to read a true story with a sad ending (but, remember, this was years ago when treatment wasn't as good) is "His Bright Light" by Danielle Steele. Although she writes romance, she also wrote one true life story about her bipolar son, Nick Traina. This was the best descriptions of a bipolar kid that I ever read. He had it all, from the red flag s for the disorder--a father who was a substance abuser--to the first diagnosis of ADHD--to the creativity that so many BiPolar (BP) kids have (some are so gifted, and Nick was), to his inability to handle pressure that his friends could handle--but, again, this was way before they knew much about childhood bipolar. Still...I cried. [/QUOTE]
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