My story
April 04, 2008 12:03 PM EDT
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A couple years ago I met a person that in time we grew close and started dating then living together being a single mom for 4 years after my childrens Dad passed away they didnt take it well. My son living on his own stopped talking to me for awhile and my daughter moved out tho she was 22 now. We started our live together. I knew he loved me very much but had times when he would go off such a deep end and yell and scream. Never physicaly abusive but just verbaly. We begin saying Prayers for him at church . At one time I told him he was going to have to leave but he agreed on councling and start going to church with me. He did go to church with me and started to change so I over looked the councling. Things all started to go down hill again. We was going to break up. Again we started praying at church. He did start going to councling and got on meds and things have been a whole lot better. He says he is going to start going to church with us again also. I am praying so much that things can work out I feel God is helping me with this Thuings are changing for the better He is even signed up to take a class online so he can start working on computers and has a positive outlook on his life Keep praying he keeps going in the right direction
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It seems like he is really dealing with some serious issues. But, he should have been able to get himself together emotionally. I'm concerned that he needs to take medication; if, for some reason, he stops taking it prematurely, there is a statistically strong chance that he'll be worse than if he had never taken the medication at all.
Going to church is a very good activity for him. His willingness to do that with you is a good sign.
It appears that your are genuinely interested in helping this person. And, I commend you for that. But, I agree with Latasha W. You might need to oust him from your life if his condition becomes too severe; your quality of life could become in jeopardy and that wouldn't be worth it.