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Maintaining contact with acutely unwell friend with BPD
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This is a support forum for the family, partners and friends of those with mental health issues. This forum is intended to be a safe place to discuss information, give and receive support and learn about all the issues related to being involved with a person with a disorder. Whilst it can be healthy to express various emotions, please remember to be respectful about the disorder itself. This is a place for constructive discussions, not a venting forum.
The issues experienced by the significant others of those with disorders cannot always be discussed in the other parts of the site in a way that does not trigger those with disorders. Moderators may therefore move threads from other forums into this one at their discretion.
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Maintaining contact with acutely unwell friend with BPD
by shika » Tue Aug 07, 2018 11:13 am
I recently made a friend who has BPD. She's presently VERY unwell. I usually text a "good night" text each night. Her mum believes I should give her space and not text at all. So I've stopped the usually texts through the day, but I'd like to maintain the nightly "good nights" for the sake of making her aware I'm still around and haven't abandoned her. Any thoughts on this?
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