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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Funny how you have a whole paragraph about how awful she has been, yet you spend no time reflecting on your own actions. It sounds like she may have reason to be upset. [/quote]

What actions?  This came out of the blue.  She came for a weeklong visit at Thanksgiving and it was a good visit.  We exchanged well received and appreciated Christmas gifts.  A week ago she texted me a photo of a magazine cover with a mountain that we have hiked and we talked fondly of that.  That was it until she sent me an outraged diatribe yesterday, triggered by communication from a third party, not me.  She cut off my sister and me because a lawyer contacted her to pass on a message for him.  It threw her into a rage and she lashed out at us.

Do you have experience with bipolar family members?[/quote]

Op, I would leave it for now.  She'll probably change her mind.  When would be the next time you'd typically see/communicate with her?  I would just do that, e.g. Send her a valentine or extend invitation to Easter.  I doubt she means what she said as hurtful as it was.[/quote]

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