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Originally posted by NadaCambia
Originally posted by skylightsintheillions
Originally posted by NadaCambia
People begging for predictions and seriously discussing this need to take a step back. Using someones illness for your conspiracy fantasies isn't much ethical. What you're doing doesn't help.
And the mans wife, the OP, should be absolutely ashamed of herself. What kind of loving partner exploits such a situation situation to promote her own fantasies? It wouldn't surprise me if you drove him to insanity, given your behaviour in this thread. Take a long hard look at yourself.edit on 1-2-2011 by NadaCambia because: (no reason given)
your soul is ashamed of you.
How dare you. I'm one of the few people in this thread to express genuine concern and empathy for the man.
If this man didn't believe what half of you crazy people believed, your take would be entirely different.
I'll try to operate on a higher frequency in future.
Originally posted by punctual
Originally posted by darrylss
I have to agree with the medical professionals, that certianly fit the bill for some of these posts. I have always asked myself.. why cant I see a UFO why cant I experince a ghost or anything out of the norm...
I tryto keep my thoughts open, but nothing has been experienced todate.
I wish your husband a speedy recovery.
Some would say it is because you need to attain a higher level of consciousness
Originally posted by Equinox99
reply to post by NadaCambia
While you may think she is exploiting her husband I think she is just trying to find similar cases and learn how to deal with it. We humans are a bunch who think we know it all at first glance. How do you come to a conclusion of bi-polar disorder at first glance?
Bi-polar doesn't happen overnight. Stella has spent one night with her husband and she is freaked out because he had an epiphany. She doesn't know why he had an epiphany but it DOES happen. Not all of us are crazy. In fact we are the majority, therefore, you guys are crazy.
All jokes aside, we don't fully understand how the body works and how the brain works. So for ANYONE to claim there is nothing supernatural is coming to a premature conclusion. You can only come to a conclusion if the results are final and not changeable.
There are tons of cases where good people have had epiphanies where they aren't bipolar. When someone has an epiphany and people tell them they're crazy and they're insane that breaches the trust relationship. Maybe since the closest person in my life thinks I'm crazy than I must be.
And since Stella hasn't claimed that he went through a depressed stage than where did the doctors get bipolar from? Now they label overly happy people as bipolar? Guys be careful, if your too happy than your bipolar, if your too sad your bipolar, if you don't like social gatherings than you have social anxiety disorder. Come take these blue pills they will make you feel better.
Originally posted by jonwight
im no dr. but maybe meds arent exactly what he needs.
Originally posted by VI0811
Originally posted by jonwight
im no dr. but maybe meds arent exactly what he needs.
I agree. Its like taking a child, a child with lots of energy. which everyone know that kids are more energy than thought when young. So parents that can't handle them, put them on drugs to calm them down and shut them up. Even though kids are just being kids. Meds masking whatever he needs to get out in the open, are not the answer. Suggestion, have him take a week off work without meds, watch him, and let him express himself without harm or bother from other who will judge ....
Originally posted by metalshredmetal
"And the mans wife, the OP, should be absolutely ashamed of herself. What kind of loving partner exploits such a situation situation to promote her own fantasies? It wouldn't surprise me if you drove him to insanity, given your behaviour in this thread. Take a long hard look at yourself."
you're obviously being the most negative person here, all of your conclusions include the speculation that the poster is a liar, or a bad person. there's no reasonable evidence to make any normal person assume that she's done something bad.
if all you're going to do is promote a negative attitude about stuff than it's better to not post, IMO.
Originally posted by spikey
reply to post by NadaCambia
Everyone has the perfect right to think and conclude what they want to where this topic is concerned, but remember this and remember it well people...my children and their safety mean much more to me than any of you, any person i have ever met, and more than my wife of 22 years does (and yes, i still love her).
And if there was even the slightest, niggling doubt that my wife had a mental illness that could endanger the safety of my kids..and i mean the slightest doubt, i'd have done exactly the same thing as Stella did.
If my wife suddenly and unexpectedly made a rapid personality departure from what i'd known for the last 22 years, i too would be worried sick she might flip and hurt our kids.
To preach what people should or shouldn't do in similar situations, or even go on to attack people for their actions performed out of concern for their children and family, is *bang out of order*, and shows you either do not have children, or that if you do have, you don't care enough about their safety and *you* should be ashamed of yourselves for the terrible parents you are!
Nuff said.
Originally posted by NadaCambia
Let me put it to you 7th chakra, quasi-hippy indigo types, now listen closely;
IF the OP's husband had a mental break down, and as a result become a Satanic, Neo-Nazi... Or maybe just a Satanist, or maybe just somebody whos beliefs didn't run parallel to your own. If that was to happen, none of you would be saying 'oh, he's become enlightened'. None of you would be slamming the doctors for diagnosing him with bipolar disorder. You'd all be questioning the OP's motives. You'd too slam people who responded and encouraged his mental illness because his inane ramblings support their own views.
Be serious with yourselves for a second. You're only attacking me because I don't believe the same things you do. In contrast, you're only supporting the OP's husbands enlightenment because he now believes the same things you do.
This man has had a mental break down. He hasn't been enlightened or woken up. That you people are meant to be the good guys, the spiritually enlightened nice guys, with 23 chakras, high frequences and super auras is worrying. I've met Koreans who deep fry cats who have better ethics and maturity.
Originally posted by harrytuttle
Vincent VanGogh had bipolar disorder. Imagine how different his life and the art world would have been had he lived during this time of "give him meds!"...
The visions he had may have led him to cut off his ear, but it also gave the world this:
Meds may "stabilize" people's lives, but we are meddling with the human spirit.