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Thursday, September 11, 2014

Demi Lovato Shares Bipolar Disorder Part Of Who She Is, Nothing To Be Ashamed Of

Never be afraid to embrace who you are. Demi Lovato doesn't let bipolar disorder stand in her way!

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