One thing she say every time ...

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My sister in law dipressed. She always say one thing every time. She walking so much. Sometime she cry.sometime she behave like a children's.

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Dr. Prabhukiran Addiction Psychiatrist 11 yrs exp Gulbarga Consult Now · Accepted Answer

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Depression or bipolar is possibility . Not sure

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