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manic depression runds in my family. my grandma had it and my sister takes after her alot. my sister seems bipolar to me, but i want to know if it is the same before i tell my parents what i think.
i didn’t want healing ideas i just wanted to know. and should i tell my parents? she can get really depressed over nothing.

If your bipolar that will help a ton. Also how do you feel during your ups and your downs? Pls no rude answers. I know this question has been asked a lot but I just felt like asking it.
Thank you!

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The Everything Health Guide to Adult Bipolar Disorder: A Reassuring Guide for Patients and Families

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I have bipolar disorder and I don’t know who to go to. It’s getting pretty serious because lately I have been hurting myself, and thinking about much worse. If I tell my counselor, is it confidential?

Please help me

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My 2-year old has anxiety and is very particular about everything. My 5-year old also is the same way. Neither act this way for attention, in fact when called out on their behavior they have a melt down because they do not thrive for attention, it’s the opposite. They don’t want the negative attention at all. But there is no compromise with either of them when they have their minds set on something. My husband is OCD & Bipolar. My father is schizophrenic. You don’t think about things like this before you have a child with someone… But what’s done is done…. I just have to be strong & acknowledge mental illness & move forward… not be ignorant of it. I’m pregnant with our 4th child. Just because they may or may not be OCD doesn’t mean that they are bad… in fact, they have alot more drive than my other daughter, who tends to be lazy. They are very organized & clean. That’s just who they are. And I love them for who they are… For the same way I love my husband.
I’m a firm believer that 99% of who we are is genetic, not environment. It does play a role, but very minimal. My husband grew up poor and had a single mom. But my son acts exactly the same way he does. Everything about him, down to even his ticks and muscle spasms. I do not want my children medicated. I am a child care professional who believes in behavior modification versus medications. My husband also does not want the kids medicated at ALL…He has not been medicated and believes that he turned out “okay.” I beg to differ. I need medication as an option. I wonder how other couples coupe when having to decide how to treat their child’s mental illness and they don’t see eye to eye.

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