Secrets to a More Organized Life

Whether you have ADHD or just too much going on, these organizing tips can help you manage your time and activities better.

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What's Behind Your Mood Swings?

Bipolar disorder and mental illness aren't the only causes. If you're having bouts of crankiness, it could be due to low blood sugar, sleep deprivation, a medication you're on, or one of these other issues.

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