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cindy luntz

07/22/08

cindy luntz

Category:Legal Issues , Bipolar , Children And Bipolar Disorder

Would a Bipolar Child be better off in a private school which takes care of kids with special needs?

She has an IEP since kindergarten as ADHD conbined type. The only med worked was Abilify, which she is still on it. Just 6 months ago they confirmed it is Bipolar NOS and ADHD combined type. She will take 1st grade over and now has been granted all kinds of special services at her...

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