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Bipolar Forums › General & Support › Is anyone else awake? Need to talk

12/17/2008 02:07 AM

Is anyone else awake? Need to talk

qpoc2005

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Totally awake on a hypomanic episode. I really need to chat.

12/17/2008 02:14 AM Top
MissMay1977	<rolls out red carpet> Welcome to the group qpoc! Glad you are here. We have an anyone awake thread in the lounge section. Someone is usually on 24/7 to chat with. Again WELCOME WELCOME WELCOME

12/17/2008 04:07 AM Top

jsrdrnr

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Welcome. Glad you are here. There is an anyone awake thread in the Lounge section of the forums. There is almost always someone online.

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