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My husband and i seem to think my core problems have been avoidant disorder not my bipolar. is this possible?
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Mental Health: diagnoses are imprecise but useful. The most practical approach to your question is to look at your behavior and work on changing what you can. A therapist can help you w/goal-setting and accountability. Peace and good health.
Answered 12/8/2014
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