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In reply to the discussion: Any suggestion on dealing with a bi polar sibling? [View all]peace13
(11,076 posts)16. Thank you Steve.
I think she will get the work up. The timing was awful with the funeral and all and then coming back to work and getting the questionable result. She had vacation scheduled before any of this came up! When she gets back I think she will follow up. I know she was just looking for a healthy cerebellum and found something else. Very sad!
I am beside myself trying to communicate with her. The anger and hate live ever so slightly beneath the surface. Focusing on space and de -escalation will help.
Thank you for your input. Peace, Kim
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good to hear you are taking that step. you will be setting a great example by coping with the issue
bettyellen
Feb 2014
#42
I think you also should be scared of what living in that kind of situation will do to your kids. nt
raccoon
Feb 2014
#52
I had to do inpatient treatment before I could see that I really had a problem.
bravenak
Feb 2014
#9
Since Sue is dealing with it herself with the help of qualified medical facility
Demeter
Feb 2014
#17
I hope she pursues treatment. I have a son who is 36 who has been bi-polar his whole life.
OregonBlue
Feb 2014
#23
Much of what you are telling us sounds very like my brother who was diagnosed years ago. All I can
jwirr
Feb 2014
#25
This was a preliminary look at a test scan. The doc thought that what he was looking at was....
peace13
Feb 2014
#47
I wish I could help more, but my local chapter of NAMI is a good resource.
lumberjack_jeff
Feb 2014
#48