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Date Posted: 20:23:36 08/17/16 Wed
Author: Anonymous
Subject: My first diagnosis was "organic/mixed". They suspected it was
In reply to: Guest 's message, "Many people are bipolar and don't even know it." on 18:57:30 08/17/16 Wed
or could have been a reaction to mold, or something seasonally related in the air. My seizures often corresponded to the change of seasons (fall and spring) so it kind of made sense.
I agree that a family member has to intervene with Hester. She clearly needs a lot of help. I have to wonder how her husband does not notice her behavior, and if he does, why is he not doing anything about it??? Maybe he is, but it sure doesn't appear that way.
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