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		<title>Comment on Is My Young Adolescent Child Bipolar? by Arturo Ovies</title>
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		<description>Being diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder has been the best thing that could have happened to me. Allow me to elaborate.

After living in the hell of a mental disorder without knowing about it, was a relief getting to know the reason of why I was the way I was. Even after attending medical school, I could not figure out the many &quot;whys&quot; that were lingering around in my mind.

Paraphrasing Dr. Phil, you can&#039;t change what you don&#039;t aknowledge, so why I was supposed to rectify what was wrong with me.

After being diagnosed and getting treatment for the first time, the benefits sarted to show up and I was finally able to function close to normality. 

I keep myself in treatment and enjoying a full life with family and friends who love me and don&#039;t judge me. I am happy and for that I am extremely grateful.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Being diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder has been the best thing that could have happened to me. Allow me to elaborate.</p>
<p>After living in the hell of a mental disorder without knowing about it, was a relief getting to know the reason of why I was the way I was. Even after attending medical school, I could not figure out the many &#8220;whys&#8221; that were lingering around in my mind.</p>
<p>Paraphrasing Dr. Phil, you can&#8217;t change what you don&#8217;t aknowledge, so why I was supposed to rectify what was wrong with me.</p>
<p>After being diagnosed and getting treatment for the first time, the benefits sarted to show up and I was finally able to function close to normality. </p>
<p>I keep myself in treatment and enjoying a full life with family and friends who love me and don&#8217;t judge me. I am happy and for that I am extremely grateful.</p>
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