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The Journey toward Recovery from Depression and Bipolar Disorder
Check a SymptomWrist PainThat's good! It's helpful next to sort out how severe your symptoms are in terms of your ability to function. Are your symptoms mild? For example, are you still able to do most or all of your usual activities? 
Yes, my symptoms are mild.
No, I have severe wrist pain.
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