After years of relapsing after he would get clean and then relapsing and relapsing over and over again and every relapse getting worse, Nick finally got in the care of a doctor who understood the concept of dual diagnosis, that many addicts have other psychiatric problems. She ordered a psychologically testing, and it was determined that Nick had bipolar disorder and depression, serious bipolar depression and serious depression. And she began for the first time in his life to treat him for those psychiatric illnesses. He is on medication. He is in therapy. And he says and I agree that if those things were never caught, he wouldn´t be sober today and in fact he has been sober now for about six years. When I look back, I imagine that if I could have gotten Nick in the care of a doctor who would have been able to diagnose the fact that he had these mental illnesses, that he had depression, he had bipolar disorder and got him treatment when he was young, who knows? Would he still have become addicted? Maybe not because so much of his addiction was about trying to treat this anxiety that he felt, this depression that he felt, this mania that he felt. And even if he would have become addicted, I have to think that it would not have gotten as severe, he would not have been in such, such, such danger, such dire circumstances, so close to dying so many times.