secluded. The difficult, in quiet times, is to remember that only the periods and as such one day end up (the day the truth is not usually good). So we must bipolar children, in these times, collect all forces, and make do, re-establish relationships, give examinations, live, work ... all those things that in times of crisis or manic depressive I just could not do, because we nullify the illness of our parents. And so then the days pass, and then spend months and years. And we are having to criticize and blame our parents silently. I
ricrdarmi to take advantage of this new period of relative calm and normalcy.
