JustDave4now

Is there someone you love who is suffering from something Bp related? Are they sad all the time and worried? Have you noticed maybe they don't eat enough or to much? Do they shy away and hide in the their rooms, not being social?
Do they get suddenly angry or fustrated and storm away?

If the one you love is a child, do they socialize with other children correctly? Are they timid and nervous when you get the chance to observe them? Do they compain about ilnesses, think they have fevers or other hurts but don't? Do they struggle at school or with learning?

If the one you love is a spouse, do they get fustrated real easy? Do they threaten to leave out of the blue but then just as quick change thier mind? Do they cry allot and refuse to talk about the problem? Do you think they are embarassed maybe for someone else to see? Do you think they can go alone like this or will they self distruct? are they reaching for you for help?


Don't be shy, help them, it's your obligation as one of the people that loves them to do something about it..


1st Take your medication, without it they are in seriuos pain
2nd Reach out to your doctor if something changes, before you reach for them
3rd Stop beating up on yourself, they see that, they feel the blows
4th Don't be afraid to give random hugs, Love is like a bandaid
5th Watch the drinks, as you go numb they get to feel more pain
6th Don't give up, you are an important pilliar in a family, you go the roof might.
7th Don't say your sorry to often, words are easy, prove it
8th Police yourself, If your going to fast you will run right over them
9th Understand yourself, learn and then explain it to them
10th Remember, they are suffering from BP too, they may not have it but they suffer right along with you. They will have symptoms from it, it will cause them pain, they will lose weight and a host of other things. BP is a shared illness.

Now go back and reread the top part, you will see my point...

be safe..