trying to say that there are only THREE reactions of siblings to their sibling's mental illness is absurd.
YES. And the book only acknowledged one or two narrow family structures (parents are always involved, and they're at the "top" of the family/support system--which is an assumption I've run into in a lot of places.
The whole book was pretty terrible (well, the half I read).
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Date: 2011-10-05 03:39 am (UTC)YES. And the book only acknowledged one or two narrow family structures (parents are always involved, and they're at the "top" of the family/support system--which is an assumption I've run into in a lot of places.
The whole book was pretty terrible (well, the half I read).