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<blockquote data-quote="BusynMember" data-source="post: 326255" data-attributes="member: 1550"><p>Hi. Can you take her to your local county mental healthcare facility? Do you have Medicaid? If not, I strongly suggest applying for that plus social security. It will give you access to medical care. </p><p></p><p>I have borderline and bipolar together (they often co-exist). I am learning that borderline tendencies in kids to exist, but you may have trouble finding somebody who knows how to treat her. medications aren't that successful for borderline...but they do help the bipolar. A paritulcar type of therapy is excellent for borderline and early help can improve her ability to cope. It's a difficult disorder in which your emotions are all over the place, minute to minute, and rages are common due to emotional dysregulation, which needs therapy to be taught. You really need to find a way to get her treatment. We are also low income, but we have Medicaid and are finding that, at least here, the university hospitals, which are awesome, take it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BusynMember, post: 326255, member: 1550"] Hi. Can you take her to your local county mental healthcare facility? Do you have Medicaid? If not, I strongly suggest applying for that plus social security. It will give you access to medical care. I have borderline and bipolar together (they often co-exist). I am learning that borderline tendencies in kids to exist, but you may have trouble finding somebody who knows how to treat her. medications aren't that successful for borderline...but they do help the bipolar. A paritulcar type of therapy is excellent for borderline and early help can improve her ability to cope. It's a difficult disorder in which your emotions are all over the place, minute to minute, and rages are common due to emotional dysregulation, which needs therapy to be taught. You really need to find a way to get her treatment. We are also low income, but we have Medicaid and are finding that, at least here, the university hospitals, which are awesome, take it. [/QUOTE]
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