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Apologies for being away for so long, but the bipolar took hold of me and threw me around a fair bit in the last nine months. Please expect more regular updates now.
Also, I want to let you know that I've just launched a sister site to this one, DefeatingBipolar.com, where you will find books and dvds hand-picked to help you care for yourself or for those you love who suffer from this evil disease. Please feel free to visit the site often, as I'll be updating the information on there regularly.
Thanks for still being around,
Lee
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