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How to Get Help For Someone Who Doesn't Want to Face Bipolar

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Concerned Rob

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How to Get Help For Someone Who Doesn't Want to Face Bipolar Posted: 07-31-07 02:31am


Does anyone have a link or suggestions to how to get someone evaluated who doesn't think they have a bipolar problem (and does)? I have a situation where i have 2 inlaws i'm convinced are text-book bipolar, but both have dismissed our "suggestions" to get evaluated for underlying cause of symptoms and to see if there is an underlying mental issue. Thanks in advance.....

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