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Asked: 4 years ago2018-10-22T15:03:00+03:00 2018-10-22T15:03:00+03:00In: Health

I’m Depressed, Not Broken 4

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This is the final part of the four part series on depression in bipolar disorder in particular. There’s a few pointers of what to keep in mind if ever you come across someone with bipolar disorder or depression.

In general, feel free to help the person as long as they don’t appear to be posing a risk to their life or the lives of others.

Be patient, attentive to their speech and behaviour, and supportive in their care. Go to post to find out more and feel free to share your thoughts if you’ve encountered or have bipolar disorder or depression.

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