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Diagnosed With Bipolar Disorder, Not Under Any Medication. Advice

Hi, Look my daughter was diagnose with bipolar disorder when she was almost 18 not she is 30 yrs. old have not took meds at all because she did not believe she had it. all down the years things has got a little crazy. She even sent her 2 girls to live with they father who has PTSD and on Meds but he drinks a lot and smoke weed. they are 6 & 8 no one living in the home with them both the 3 of them. What do I do.
Fri, 13 Sep 2013
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HI, thanks for using healthcare magic

You may want to consider speaking to your daughter and the children's father to find out how they are managing in caring for the children.
In addition if you can arrange to speak separately with the children it would be helpful. You can assess their appearance to see if they appear well cared for and also speak to them to find out if there are any issues.

If you feel further attention or monitoring of the situation is needed then you can involve social services.

I hope this helps and wish you and the children the best
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Diagnosed With Bipolar Disorder, Not Under Any Medication. Advice

HI, thanks for using healthcare magic You may want to consider speaking to your daughter and the children s father to find out how they are managing in caring for the children. In addition if you can arrange to speak separately with the children it would be helpful. You can assess their appearance to see if they appear well cared for and also speak to them to find out if there are any issues. If you feel further attention or monitoring of the situation is needed then you can involve social services. I hope this helps and wish you and the children the best