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I think I put resources in the wrong place! here are three excellent books 'When madness comes home" by Victoria Secgunda this book is a resource for family members who live/lived with a parent or sibling who has a mental illness diagnosis. She has a second edition for partners etc. Night falls fast by Kay Redfield Jamison The best book I've ever read on surviving the suicide of a loved one. it covers all family members. An unquiet mind by Kay redfield Jamison about her journey's through her own bi-polar struggles. all of these books were unusual in my opinion because they covered things that survivors secretly wonder about. IE: am I crazy like my father? Really great resources. Leslie
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Thanks, Leslie! Shalom!
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