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Concerned dad,
hi dsight is a wonderful thing.
Saying what if and if only will not change things, but being there for your daughter now and helping her on her journey will help.
You are such a caring and kind dad.
look after yourself.
Quirky
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G’day quirky
thank you.
Cheers
concerned dad
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Hi all,
just wanted to add that having a daughter with a mental health issue it has made my eyes open that more help is needed and required for our mental health system, so many people and families go through so much and not a lot of funding is put into our mental health to help families and individuals.
Cheers
concerned dad
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Hi Concerned dad
I'm not sure if your are still current on thesis thread.
My Son has just been diagnosed with bipolar 1. He has had two precious bouts of depression after relationship breakups. Over the past two years he has become very interested in the spiritual world. Three months ago he sold his home and left his job. And was doing a lot of out of character things. He also had used some recreational drugs. I'm not sure if I can say what. But I'll leave the type out. After the strange things he was doing he became very depressed. So this is his third bout of depression. He has been in two clinics and is now home with us his parents. We are isolated and he doesn't like it here. But he is too sick to go back to the city and care for himself. He has had suicidal thoughts.
I really wonder if he actually has bipolar or he had drug induced psychosis. I've never seen a lot of highs. He's never been a rapid talker. He alway seems quite mid level. Rarely gets angry. He's always been a person who likes to do lots of different things. He does spend money a little too much. On food and holidays.
How is your daughter? I hope she is doing ok.
Can you tell me whether my son sounds like what you would see in your daughter as signs of bipolar.
He is finding it hard to accept the diognosis. He feels his life is over. He says he has no job, no home and no relationship. So life's hopeless. I reassure him all the time. That when his depression lifts, he'll see things will work out.
Thank you
Find Hope
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Is it her first episode? It really does matter, cuz if its first, she doesnt know what's happening and It might take here longer to come back.
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Hi there
I thought I might comment because I have bipolar and am very close to my mum. When I was diagnosed my mum made me feel accepted and loved and this really helped me. Bipolar really is a label but being supportive is key to your daughter overcoming her challenge. Letting her know bipolar is very common and some of the most successful people have it will make her feel better about the diagnosis. Since being diagnosed with bipolar I realise the stigma. I’m the most gentle human you will meet but my diagnosis says otherwise. Your daughter is beautiful and she needs you and guaranteed she will overcome this. I wish you all the best 🙂
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