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my wife is bipolar, has been well for a long time, recently discovered she has progressively been moving into hypo-mania...my daughter and i moved out of the house for two weeks...now we are back...it is very painful...difficult...and very sad...i dont know how to help her..or my daughter and myself..
any advice or tips...
thanks
brettView Thread

my daughter and i moved out of the house for a couple of weeks, now we are back....my wife feels better than ever,,, but our family is being torn apart...i am having a real struggle trying to handle all this.
any help or advice....
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