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I think if your boyfriend is not stable at the present, it will be difficult for him to visualize his future regardless of his lifestyle choices. He needs to get back on his meds and continue to take his meds if they are helping him to control his bipolar episodes. There is a lot of information here about bipolar illness and the treatments available. Bipolar for Dummies is a good read to start with, and there are many other books written about this topic that may help both of you to have a better understanding about bipolar illness.
Also, you might find additional help by contacting NAMI at www.nami.org or Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance at www.dballiance.org .
Mercy
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Good to hear from you! I hope you and your family are safe, and able to enjoy a wonderful Thanksgiving together.
I will be hosting Thanksgiving this year. I have never made a turkey because the instructions are too complicated for me. So, we are having ham, sweet potatoes and some vegetables.
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