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Old 08-19-2014, 04:30 PM #1
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Default they closed down the cnn chat rooms...
I don't know way. now I really have nothing to do. doctor wanted to put me on lithium today. didn't care either way but she went with Zoloft. no more Cymbalta. it's kind of fun watching them go back andforth between atypical depression and bipolar 2. 46 years old and tey still cant decided lol have to find a new chat board.
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