@Paul,
Okay, that sheds a little more light on what is going on. Still cannot say it’s definitely a mental problem although the word 'eccentric" comes to mind and maybe a little paranoia.
I can relate somewhat to all this. My late wife kept one thing secret from me, though I found out through the computer files she kept. For awhile she slept in a separate room, but we didn’t have separate houses.
There were mental issues but I know they were caused by trauma and some of the dark spiritual experiences she had. Then I went on a few drinking binges to cope and that certainly didn’t help matters either.
What stinks is she won’t talk to you about it. Finances and property were something my wife and I could always talk about, and we shared everything.
I hate to bring this up, but is it possible she is planning to leave you, divorce, maybe? Such actions could indicate that…get all her own stuff in order and secure, then at some point say she wants a divorce.
Finally, and this just occurred to me and gave me chills…whether you believe it or not, you went up against the government big time. So I will ask how long has this been going on with your wife, and does the timing coincide with the lawsuit or after the lawsuit? You said she’s always been secretive, but now seems it’s worse: not signing tax forms, changing locks.
It’s possible she is being targeted to get to you. They have their methods.
this isn’t paranoid thinking, both my wife and I have experienced this on a number of levels, from having information deleted from the internet, to direct mind games that can really mess a person up if they don’t know what’s going on and can’t handle it…and most people can’t handle it very well.
But since she won’t talk about a lot of things and you have no access to her private info it would be hard to tell. I’m just saying it’s a possibility because of what you did, making waves with the FDA…
I am not surprised at all you say they are in cover up mode…one of their approved drugs, Abilify is known to cause suicidal thinking. they went so far as to require this labeling
"FDA Alert [4/11/2005]: Increased Mortality in Patients with Dementia-Related Psychosis
FDA has determined that patients with dementia-related psychosis treated with atypical (second generation) antipsychotic medications are at an increased risk of death compared to placebo. Based on currently available data, FDA has requested that the package insert for Abilify be revised to include a black box warning describing this risk and noting that this drug is not approved for this indication."
http://www.fda.gov/Drugs/DrugSafety/PostmarketDrugSafetyInformationforPatientsandProviders/ucm151088.htm
But my wife didn’t have dementia…yet she began thinking suicidal and started self abusing shortly after starting Abilify, attempted suicide once about 4 months later, and then succeeded in such an act a year later.
40 years old and never suicidal or self abusive in her life…she was totally against such things…she didn’t have these thoughts or actions while on other medication, but starts Abilify and does?
Abilify website itself states “Antidepressants may increase suicidal thoughts or behaviors in some children, teenagers, and young adults, especially within the first few months of treatment or when the dose is changed.”
So between the FDA and big pharma they warn about dementia, and young people, but leave out the rest of the adults?
I’ll just say this. I made some waves last year, took action regarding these issues, and some other stuff. And, I was messed with because of it.