June 8, 2003
Update! I know, it's hard to believe,
but I'm planning on reviving CBP! There will be some major changes in the
next few weeks. First of all, I'll be moving the site to a different web
host because Freeservers (the host it's on right now) is, quite frankly,
horrendous. The new address for the site will be:
This is a redirection url that currently points
to the new host at http://cbp.coolfreepages.com,
either address will work, but I suggest bookmarking http://cbp.shorturl.com
so that in the event I ever have to switch hosts again, you can still find
this site. :)
Secondly, I will be putting together the members-only section that I
intended to have when I first started the site. This section will be password
protected so that only those of you who have emailed me to express your
interest in membership will have access to it. Here, I will provide a list
of the members who are interested in contacting each other via email or
instant messenging. Once again, this section will be PASSWORD PROTECTED
in order to keep your information as private as possible and to block out
spambots.
Okay, that's all the news I have for you right now. I will send out an
update by email for those of you who have emailed me in the past. Just
know that I have not forgotten about you, and I really value your interest
in helping this site develop into a great online community!
July 10, 2001
I added a few more areas to the site. And
finally, some content! Check out the advice section for a helpful article
on how to deal with a bipolar parent. Also, please swing by the member section
and read over the short explanation.
July 9, 2001
Welcome to the Children of Bipolar Parents
support network. I decided to create this website because I couldn't
find a community on the web that offered support and advice to the children
of bipolar parents. It is my hope that CBP will develop into a great community
resource, providing help and information to people who have parents with
bipolar disorder. This goal will depend on the involvement of people like
you. The barebones of this website will include a message
board and basic information about bipolar disorder. In the
future, when this community is bigger, I can envision written articles
with advice, personal journals, a chat room,
and support leaders who will offer a hand to those reaching out. I hope
you will bookmark this site and check back often to ensure that CBP will
truly become a support network for the children of bipolar parents. If
you would like to be involved with this project, please email
me and let me know. |
