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Should I take the new insulation down.

I used a backed R-19 to add insulation in the attic to upstairs bedroom walls. The original insulation had a vapor barrier toward the inside...now I have another vapor barrier toward the inside. Is the double vapor barrier a problem? I added R-30 to the ceiling with no vapor barrier.

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