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01/14/2010 06:40 AM

Bipolars dealing with Alcoholism

roy

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Hello group Wink

We’ve made a few upgrades to the site today which included adding a few new groups. one of the new groups is Bipolar & Alcoholism group. You can find the new group at: Bipolars dealing with Alcoholism.

The idea is to help you find new friends who are really in your spot and understand you best!

Enjoy the new group and have a great 20-10,

roy

first they ignore you
then they laugh at you
then they fight you
then you win.
- Ghandi

01/14/2010 10:39 AM Top
AndysCandi	Hello everyone, I'd just like to welcome everyone and encourage you to tell your story or launch a subject about your issues with alcoholism and bi-polar.
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