Question:
disco wrote...
My brother's depression...
He has hit rock bottom thru depression, anxiety, bipolar, just got off Ambien, my ? is how do I handle him if I know that it is affecting me in my every day life, in a sense taking me down with him, what should my limits be off helping him ? Or how do I keep my self and parents on track to live a normal happy life, instead of the every day pain and knowing this maybe a life long sentence every day for all of our lives.
Answer:
Dear disco,
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