I hope what I said wasn't the cause of your rant. While I understand about learning from others' experiences, there are some things that are tough to diagnose on our own. This would seem to be one of those things. It's like taking medication that's been prescribed for someone else. Although symptoms may seem to be the same, often there are underlying issues that make it completely different.
ADHD and euphoria? I have a good friend who's got ADHD and has euphoric episodes, but isn't manic-depressive. I'm not a doctor so I don't know if it's part of the ADHD, but you never know until you ask an expert...
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Mark Twain
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