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Old 03-08-2008, 12:04 AM #1
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Hello! I was diagnosed with Bi-Polar disorder 2yrs. ago. My brother has cihrosis of the liver. I was referred here by Kam58! It would be nice to meet people struggling with the same kind of problems that I have. I would also like to get answers about my brothers condition, and see if he's eligible for social security if his condition was caused by alcohol. Nice to meet you!!
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