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[quote=Anonymous]If sister is bi polar, I'd take the story with a grain of salt. My bi polar niece made similar accusations during a depressive cycle. It was like she dropped a bomb on the entire family. Despite the efforts and support of several family members, she wouldn't provide important details, nor would she agree to therapy, either solo or with family. This was distressing because we had young children and were looking at each other and everyone else as potential molestors. I even raked through my memories to see if I could've done something to het, which is crazy because I don't harm children. She has retracted and restated the accusation a few times, but never tells us who did it, when it happened, nothing. None of us have any idea if she was or wasn't molested and there is nothing we can do to help her.[/quote]
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