Anonymous wrote:No, I didn't, because we don't ever have the TV on when I'm at work.

Why was this necessary? So because you never turn the tv on at work no one else should either? I watch tv while the kids are at school. My boss is well aware of it and has no problem with it.

How long were you there?

Absolutely. She was medicated and was still a mess. Her husband basically told her she couldn't have a nanny and be a SAHM anymore so I was let go. What a blessing in disguise.

Did you get any sense that she could have controlled her behavior any better that she did?

My former boss? YES! One minute she was smiling and the next she was dragging her kid by his arm to his room. She was a monster.

Dr Phil had on bipolar people. That sparked my interest. Did you witness this woman's highs and lows?

Anonymous wrote:Anyone know a person with bipolar?

Sure, my former MB was. And she was an awful parent to her 3 kids. Was that on Oprah? I don't watch tv while I'm working.

Anyone know a person with bipolar?

Anonymous wrote:No, I didn't, because we don't ever have the TV on when I'm at work.

That is so fantastic! Not all of us have identical schedules, you do know?

No, I didn't, because we don't ever have the TV on when I'm at work.

Anyone catch the show? It made you wonder what really causes mental health problems (depression, anxiety, etc.)? Of course it's never one little thing, so let's not go there...

Anonymous wrote:It's 9:30 in the morning. I'm working.

Your post says 9:57 but no one really cares.

It's 9:30 in the morning. I'm working.

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