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Originally posted by: aish.

Can someone clarify to me, if bipolar disorder can happen suddenly? Don't have sufficient knowledge.

I am ready to believe everything.

Just tell me why Rhea/Any one else did not care to inform the family about such a BIG Development in Sushant's life.

THAT'S INHUMAN.

Need to understand what sort of therapist she is.

Is she a medically qualified psychiatrist?

Or does she look into an Oracle globe, pull out some cards, and then treat you? You know alternate sciences waale.

Originally posted by: Sailor-Moon

It's an extremely serious mental illness, usually genetic, no it doesn't happen suddenly, most of it is diagnosed in teens or 20s.

Is it possible to have it because of a mysterious " Euro trip"

Originally posted by: Pr1yanka

In India, sometimes drug store owners/chemists give you antibiotics without prescription.

Her profile is here:

https://in.linkedin.com/in/susan-walker-moffat-42525735

Originally posted by: YoWorld

I am ready to believe everything.

Just tell me why Rhea/Any one else did not care to inform the family about such a BIG Development in Sushant's life.

THAT'S INHUMAN.

Maybe she did tell the sister- also the gym instructor in Republic's weird sting operation did say Rhea handled his medication (although I personally thought he didnt have a clue). The dad has alleged that Rhea kept everything from them. But they've also said she chemically induced his troubles. So all of the 4 people's accounts are contradicting. Maybe she used this as a chance to control him? The dad is saying something similar.

At this point, unfortunately, it is so murky that it is difficult to separate who said what and fact/fiction.

Originally posted by: BettyA1

Bold - I was about to post same question? In India a non psychiatrist or a non MD is allowed to prescribe medications?

They aren't supposed to sell a Psychiatric medicine without a prescription also. And if the prescription is dated more than 3 months they aren't supposed to, but well......

I remember a case shown in the dateline where the husband used to put minute amounts of poison or something that made her sick in her daily drink that she takes regularly like a health drink. She was made to feel she is terribly sick and she transferred all the money to him, she became completely dependent on him, he, of course, was doting on her playing the perfect husband.

Then later on when she died was when the investigation happened and revealed this sinister plan.

We don't know what happened in this case but it needs to be investigated. Some say he was fine and took no medications until 2019, his journal might reveal a lot of stuff.

Originally posted by: Sailor-Moon

It's an extremely serious mental illness, usually genetic, no it doesn't happen suddenly, most of it is diagnosed in teens or 20s.

It can be diagnosed much later in the life too.I know someone who got diagnosed at his 40s.