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Old 11-16-2007, 12:36 PM #1
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Default hello all, new to this board.
my son's psychologist and neuropsychologist are now throwing around the diagnosis of Bipolar. he is 6-years-old. I am wondering what i should be doing from people with past experiences. They said he showed signs of ODD/NOS since he was 4, but with the cycles....and family history of bipolar, the next step is getting in with psychiatry and starting mood stabilizers.

any suggestions? thoughts? concerns? advise?

i need all the resources i can get my hands on. thanks in advance.
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