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A known bipolar person rejects seeing a doctor at anyones request & makes others lives miserable. can a bipolar person think behavior is "normal"?
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Likely not thinking: Insight in bipolar disorder a common problem .Getting some support /counseling yourself may be the best answer to work on interactional strategies -SETTING LIMITS that may be effective . You can only ever change YOUR OWN BEHAVIOR. Make good choices for yourself. Best Wishes!!
Answered 1/30/2020
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