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Creating a framework of support
- Extreme mood swings, reckless behavior, or new patterns of behavior (i.e., irritability in an otherwise cheerful person, lethargy in an otherwise energetic person)
- Increased alcohol or drug use
- Veiled threats, references to not being able to continue, or even a mention of the end of life in a seemingly casual way
- Preparatory behavior such as getting wills and/or finances in order.
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