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Famed writer Danielle Steel is asking the parents of mental and toxic singer Britney Spears to keep seeking mental health treatment for their daughter or her psychiatric problems may end her life.The author’s own son Nick Traina was diagnosed at 16 with bipolar disorder, a condition that propelled him into a very deep depression that lead to his suicide in 1997 at only 19. And Steel believes Spears who was placed on psychiatric evaluation at a Los Angeles hospital last month may also suffer from the debilitating illness. She says, "I feel so sorry for her. If it is the case (that she has bipolar), she can get on track with the right treatment and medication."In the case of Britney Spears’ parents what you have to be is extremely loving, extremely resourceful and extremely persistent and every time you’re defeated, just go at the problem again." And the romance expert is also calling for the laws to be changed to allow mentally ill patients to be committed against their will: "Usually bipolars present extremely well and they can bounce into court … look very together and be a complete mess three hours later on the streets somewhere.There’s nothing you can do."
Famed writer Danielle Steel is asking the parents of mental and toxic singer Britney Spears to keep seeking mental health treatment for their daughter or her psychiatric problems may end her life.The author’s own son Nick Traina was diagnosed at 16 with bipolar disorder, a condition that propelled him into a very deep depression that lead to his suicide in 1997 at only 19. And Steel believes Spears who was placed on psychiatric evaluation at a Los Angeles hospital last month may also suffer from the debilitating illness. She says, "I feel so sorry for her. If it is the case (that she has bipolar), she can get on track with the right treatment and medication."In the case of Britney Spears’ parents what you have to be is extremely loving, extremely resourceful and extremely persistent and every time you’re defeated, just go at the problem again." And the romance expert is also calling for the laws to be changed to allow mentally ill patients to be committed against their will: "Usually bipolars present extremely well and they can bounce into court … look very together and be a complete mess three hours later on the streets somewhere.There’s nothing you can do."
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