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Originally Posted by VenusHalley
Oh me too and I am glad somebody said it first.
What matters is how one acts in the end, not what they put or don't in their body. ANd how would you check the person is medicated? Are you gonna stand there with them in morning to see if they take pills? Force them to take blood tests? *shrugs*
If person can keep their **** together and not take it out on others, then it's what matters.
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See the post above... Again, if nobody agrees, then lets agree to disagree.. My opinion which I stand by 100 %. I'm not saying you have to take meds... I will correct myself there... Meds aren't necessary for some, but for some people they may or may not needs meds. I don't know... It doesn't matter to me what anyone on here does... A Bipolar person needs to be STABLE. Read again: STABLE before I would trust them around my child. They may not necessarily need meds, but I stand by the stable part...
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