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Old 08-01-2010, 07:27 PM #6
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Hi I'm Donna and I am not bipolar. But I have a son that is.

I also have a son that has epilepsy and anxiety. I also have
anxiety and a few other issues.

But what I take from this group is what I tell others is the best in the forums.

Its the fact that we are hear to listen and try to help. Some are very
knowledgeable about medications. And then some of us just are good
at listening.

Donna
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