In the bipolar support community, it is said that the spouses rarely become the center of efforts to help the bipolars' caregivers. It is almost always the parents who are supported.
People who want to reach out to the spouses are relatively few, so it is quite suprising to find out that these people are rejected by the very groups that want to give support. So what do you do? go online, of course.
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