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Could a family member/friend/partner aid in the treatment of bipolar?
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Absolutely : Offer support. Encourage healthy lifestyle including diet, exercise and avoidance of substance use. Educate self about the condition. Don't be critical or blaming.
Answered 5/2/2014
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