Keep in mind I am a responsible, married, fully-adjusted adult that not only served in Iraq and Germany, but now own my own home. That is to say, I am not a child or an angry teenager. This is a serious question, not someone 'messing around'.
I believe that my mother is bi-polar, and I want her to get help. The problem is that she is a religious zealot, and doesn't believe in mental illness', etc. She thinks that they are 'spirits', so she refuses to acknowledge that she has a problem.
I've studied up on manic depressives, and bi-polars, and I do really think she is. It's gotten worse now, and it's about to ruin her marriage to my stepfather. And yet the problem is not her. It's always someone else.
I want to get her helped, but I do not know how. Does anyone have any ideas? Keep in mind she doesn't listen to reason, and she doesn't believe in 'mental problems'.
2007-01-22
11:30:01
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C.B.
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