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Can a death of a loved one send you into a manic mode i'm bipolar ?
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Yes: The death of a loved one can cause many types of decompensation in someone already dealing with a mood disorder. I am so sorry for your loss. Be sure to surround yourself with those who can be supportive as do not hesitate to call your doctor if you are experiencing difficult symptoms. Take care.
Answered 1/2/2015
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