[Bipolar] disorder, which affects more than 2 million U.S. adults, must be carefully managed. When it is not, or when it cannot be because, as often happens, patients do not take the medicine that helps smooth their emotional peaks and valleys, families unravel, careers implode …

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  1. Linda p 12:04 pm on September 7th, 2009

    Sandra, This is Linda [P], I ran across this article by accident. IT WAS VERY UPSETTING TO ME. PLEASE NEVER PRINT ANYTHING ABOUT MY SON AGAIN.LINDA

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  2. Sandra Kiume 5:49 pm on September 7th, 2009

    Hi Linda. I’m sorry it was upsetting to find this post from 2006 about an article in the Miami Herald. I have edited your name to help keep it out of future searches. Be well.

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