My ex husband was diagnosed with bipolar disorder. However, he knew how to use the condition to get out of trouble. The right dr's report or the timing of admitting himself to the psychiatrist institution got him away from minor charges to a felony. He is definitely sick, but the diagnosis was definitely exploited.
My current boyfriend has an ex playing the same game, only that she has not committed legal offenses, but does it for personal attention and comfort. Sadly, she's also a therapist and the daughter of a doctor in CA. Her medical curriculum includes bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, and anxiety attacks. Her latest trendy conditions are making her the victim of 'targeted individual' and 'gang stalking'. She tried cancer, but didn't work out for her. Chronic pain in the neck and back from a car accident, making my boyfriend feel responsible for it as he was the driver at the time of accident. She also claims to have a terminal condition similar to multiple sclerosis and says to be physically limited. She recently got on disability and time off from work. In the meantime, she enjoys arts, going out, skiing, trips to HI and SanFran, mountain biking, rock climbing, camping, and catching up to all shows and movies. After their break up, my boyfriend has given her money, a place to live with her new boyfriend, paid her bills, and supported her emotionally because her parents and boyfriend didn't give her what she wanted . My relationship with my boyfriend has been a threat to her because I don't believe any of her conditions. Now she says her dad is dying of cancer. If I put my foot down, she starts with suicidal comments. She was also questioned many times by other people in the last 20 years or so, and oddly, she's still alive and enjoying life in the outdoors doing what she likes. She continuos to throw tantrums and 'heals' with oil and natural herbs. As far as I know, she's not seeing any doctors or doing any treatments. It's exhausting and never ending. Sad thing is, my boyfriend believes her and is very afraid of her suicidal threats. And that's how the cycle goes.
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My ex husband was diagnosed with bipolar disorder. However, he knew how to use the condition to get out of trouble. The right dr's report or the timing of admitting himself to the psychiatrist institution got him away from minor charges to a felony. He is definitely sick, but the diagnosis was definitely exploited.
September 14, 2017 - 1:02pmMy current boyfriend has an ex playing the same game, only that she has not committed legal offenses, but does it for personal attention and comfort. Sadly, she's also a therapist and the daughter of a doctor in CA. Her medical curriculum includes bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, and anxiety attacks. Her latest trendy conditions are making her the victim of 'targeted individual' and 'gang stalking'. She tried cancer, but didn't work out for her. Chronic pain in the neck and back from a car accident, making my boyfriend feel responsible for it as he was the driver at the time of accident. She also claims to have a terminal condition similar to multiple sclerosis and says to be physically limited. She recently got on disability and time off from work. In the meantime, she enjoys arts, going out, skiing, trips to HI and SanFran, mountain biking, rock climbing, camping, and catching up to all shows and movies. After their break up, my boyfriend has given her money, a place to live with her new boyfriend, paid her bills, and supported her emotionally because her parents and boyfriend didn't give her what she wanted . My relationship with my boyfriend has been a threat to her because I don't believe any of her conditions. Now she says her dad is dying of cancer. If I put my foot down, she starts with suicidal comments. She was also questioned many times by other people in the last 20 years or so, and oddly, she's still alive and enjoying life in the outdoors doing what she likes. She continuos to throw tantrums and 'heals' with oil and natural herbs. As far as I know, she's not seeing any doctors or doing any treatments. It's exhausting and never ending. Sad thing is, my boyfriend believes her and is very afraid of her suicidal threats. And that's how the cycle goes.
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