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Bi-Polar son admitted into Liberty Healthcare
by aquafeina31, Sep 26, 2009 10:54PM
Am i wrong for seeking treatment for 10 year old son with ADHD/BiPolar issues?
This discussion is related to Live Health Chat: Child Behavior, April 2nd.
This discussion is related to Live Health Chat: Child Behavior, April 2nd.
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by RockRose, Sep 26, 2009 11:06PM
I don't understand why you would wonder if you were wrong. . . can you be more clear?
by supermomma531, Sep 27, 2009 08:58AM
, Sep 27, 2009 08:58AMTo: aquafeina31
Absolutely not, if your child needs help of any sort, then that's what your job is to make sure that your child and family are in the best health possible. If you feel that he needs help with ADHD/BIPOLAR ISSUES, then by all means, get him the help. It will make his life a lot easier and more manageable. He will thank you for this later on when he can make sense of everything and has the ability to completely understand. Don't doubt yourself for anything. If something concerns you, it's best to get it checked out rather than not and maybe have severe consequences later. As a parent, I'd rather be safe than sorry. Do what you have to do to get your children the best medical care possible. Good luck.
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