Melissa: Hey Lee, uh, I know I’m probably the last person who should be calling you. After exactly what... Daniel did to you. I just want to let you know how hurtful it was for him, and he’s so embarrassed and... probably would never like to come face to face with you in this life. Anyway, I have finally asked him to get long-term help for his condition and he agreed. If you didn’t know, he has been battling his bipolar disorder silently since he was fifteen.
Melissa: Thanks for that promise you made me that day, thanks for not letting my family fall apart. I know he deserves more than a regrouping hell for what he did to you but he has had manic-depressive attacks for a long time. Half the time, he doesn’t know or has been able to recognize his own mood swings or can’t even control his a
