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How would i get help with bipolar when parents don't listen?
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Help for who?: Who is the help for? You or your parents? Reading books on helping a loved one with bipolar may be helpful. "living with someone who's living with bipolar" has been helpful for some of my patients. If the help if for you, talk to your doctor about medications and therapy. Help is always available!
Answered 2/26/2017
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