The Jordan Harbinger Show 1306: Bipolar Confession Could End Soldier's Pension | Feedback Friday
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Apr 3, 2026 A servicemember weighs disclosing a Bipolar II diagnosis versus risking a hard-earned military pension. Legal and emotional routes back to an adult child after a decades-old restraining order are explored. A former cop turned IT pro confronts dating fears after betrayal and loss. AI is recommended for managing complex healthcare logistics.
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Bipolar General Shows Treatment Can Save Life After Career Loss
- Major General Greg F. Martin experienced severe mania, psychosis, medical retirement, then recovery and public advocacy after bipolar diagnosis.
- His memoir Bipolar General illustrates that treatment ended the career but saved his life and enabled later public speaking.
Start By Confirming Restraining Order Status With The Court
- To challenge or check an old restraining order, contact the issuing court clerk to confirm its status and next hearing dates.
- If active, get a family law attorney consult, attend renewal hearings, and emphasize long-term stability and lack of reoffense.
Write A Short Vulnerable Letter To Reopen Contact
- Reconnect with an estranged adult child via a brief, candid letter focusing on present intentions and desire to listen rather than rehashing past details.
- Keep it vulnerable, concise, offer low-friction steps like a short call or FaceTime, and emphasize willingness to earn trust.
