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I am trying to find answer's for our soon to be 5yr. old grandson. He does/have shown symptoms of Asperger's for 3 years now, his parents ( our son & daughter in law) choose to ignore this compleatly. I have reconized and do use methods I know through my nursing career ( I'm an RN, 25yrs) ...

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I am new to these forums and have had mostly anorexia/bulimia for 15 years or so. I have had periods of recovery but they never last long. Now I am at a point where I don't do anything too drastic, I no longer exercise excessively, take laxatives, vomit often or starve/restrict to the extreme and while my weight is low it is stable and I am not considered emaciated, just underweight I guess. Instead ...

So I told someone who isn't really a close friend anymore (hasn't been for over a year) this weekend that I had BPD. Here's some background information.

We used to be inseperable in college, and were the best of friends until dating two guys who were best friends tore us apart for awhile. We reconciled after neither of us were with the guys anymore, and our friendship was right back the way it used to ...

So, the flashback type memories that I can't tell are real are happening more and more, along with the little one telling me statements that are very general while implying some very scary stuff. After months of experiencing bits of it and a few weeks of it getting more intense, I finally committed to try to talk to my T about it. I can't seem to get out of her way so she can do ...

Anyone else have seizures possibly caused or triggered by taking Cymbalta?

I've had seizures fairly regularly for two and a half years during the period I was taking Cymbalta. My doctor assured me that the Cymbalta had nothing to do with seizures, yet I found information to the contrary on Internet sites that the drug can act as a trigger for seizures, if not as a cause. Finally I took myself off the drug, after ...

Hi you might be interested in this. There are studies giving some evidence that a derangement of various dopamind pathwayz in the brain being the cause of BPD. Dopamine is the brain chuemical that gets released that causes us to feel pleasure. Their are several foods that will invariabl cause you to (increase) release this pleasure causing chemical, blackberries being the best one, but also blueberries, and black grapes and concord grape juice but not ...

I had another dentist visit yesterday. Second time in a year the same tooth needed repairing, and while they were repairing it there was another cavity lurking in there.

I am SO pissed off and fed up at the effects of bulimia. I'm not even bulimic anymore and still have to live with the crap it's caused each day.

All of my teeth are patched up. Fillings on fillings on fillings, my teeth always hurt. ...

I'm having a really hard time lately with the scummy feeling, like there's dirt on my body that can't be washed off. It makes me want to crawl out of my skin knowing that there's nothing I can physically do to remove how it feels.

Pretty sure other people go through this, too, so what do you do about it? Any pointers?

Well, I don't suppose "Normal" is the right word, considering there are five people in my head. :) But within the realm of DID, is it normal for alters to reveal themselves and then just ignore me? I met my first alter this past Friday (this is VERY new for me), and met the other three yesterday.

Prior to meeting them like this (I wrote Vincent a ...

For years I was completely incapable of feeling anger, I had completely numbed myself to that emotion along with many other emotions, although I was still hypersensitive and easily triggered. However, with time I began to feel my anger, and I didn't like it. I hate that emotion and it scares me to feel it. Therapists have pointed out to me that I am very angry, however, I don't know how to express it and ...