Originally Posted By: tristan
Hi James,

You asked a couple questions on my thread; I figured I would cross-post them here to make sure you saw the answers. I have not had time to read your sitch; but I see you are being double-teamed by Rob and Puppy. They can be a little harsh; but they know what they are talking about. You would do well to listen to them.

Good luck.
-T



My W has always battled depression. She had one bad panic attack shortly after our second daughter was born. However, impulsivity, paranoia, agitation, and rapid cycling did not really occur until after she was on the anti-depressants. There is an unofficial diagnosis of Bipolar III that is defined by the patient only experiencing the manic symptoms after taking anti-depressants. My diagnosis would be that, but I am not a doctor by any means. She has been off the meds since October and still has bouts with depression, but she manages it. She is still a little impulsive at times, but that is one of the things I love about her smile


ok. Is she in I.C? and yes I have been stubborn but rob, PDT, C.G. and these vets are not giving up on me. I'm starting to understand a few things.

Originally Posted By: tristan

I am going to expound on this a little more. There is very little doubt that my W acted very differently during the time that she was on the AD's. However, this overlapped with the time that she was most involved in her affair. So it is very difficult to discern what was due to the meds and what was due to the affair. She is not sure herself; she told me that she believes that she is "just making better decissions" now. Hope that helps.

-T


What type of depression? Feeling unsexy? Unpretty? No self esteem? Did she state that her A made her feel better about herself? If these questions are too personal just let me know. You seem to be pieceing and I don't want to reopen any wounds


waw 36 (spiritual covenant and common law marriage)me 32
together 13 mos. Bomb dropped march 2nd 2010

children SD (8) S (10) S (3)
need help from anyone with my sitch