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Old 10-19-2008, 12:01 PM #7
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I am sorry this is so long perhaps I should edit this?
good for you for trying to get thru some of it.
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I read it and I think it is very informative. Thanks to you I have an idea of what I am dealing with I have Bipolar disorder level 1. I am not on meds at all. But I seem to be doing pretty well. But my moods however is a different story.
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