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My 18 year old sister in law still wets the bed on a frequent basis amd her parent's refuse to take hee to the dr. what can i do to help her?
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Wets the bed: Unfortunately, if your sister-in-laws parents are refusing to seek help your choices are limited. However, because this person is 18 years hold, i would encourage her to seek help on her own. She is an adult and has the right to make her own medical decisions. You can help by reminding her of this.
Answered 8/19/2014
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