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      <title>Mood Swings and Effect on Relationship</title>
      <description>Somewhere in this thread, I noticed someone mentioned how difficult it is to find any information on mood swings and diabetes. I have searched a few times and for whatever reason I found this exchange today, much to my relief.&amp;nbsp; My husband and I have been married for 15 years&amp;nbsp;but together since high school over&amp;nbsp; 20 years ago.&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;A few months after our first child was born about 10 years ago - he developed suddenly...</description>
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