News of Borderline Personality Disorder Forum

I joined this forum for the sole purpose of desiring to give my personal advice to people that may need it (if I could help just one person even). BPD is awful, but in my opinion, it can be overcome. I hope SO MUCH that I don't upset or mislead anyone who reads this, as my intentions are nothing but compassion for those of you are going through what I went through.

I was diagnosed ...

I've only seen him a few times but STILL. I'm sure I don't have to tell anyone with BPD what it feels like to have your DOCTOR refuse to see you. The coward didn't have the courtesy to tell me himself, he just canceled the appointment when he saw me on the books and had his secretary call me to tell me "He feels that it isn't working between the two of you." I took ...

I'm probably going to insult Taoism here, basically Taoism says, "stay in tune with the natural way of the world. It included health and happiness. Do what you're designed to do rather than forcing the unnatural."


For a warm, caring, nurturing person, it might go against her grain, it might effect her happiness in a bad way, if she did what her parents wanted and became a lawyer like her dad. Maybe she's never happy ...

Hi guys,

I was wondering if this was a common problem, or something I should speak to my therapist about.

Does anyone else seem to lose periods of time in their memory? I was trying to find some paperwork last night (the official report from my diagnosis) and I almsot turned my room upside down and it's just not there. I know it was there when I moved in last October, and I'm super organised ...

Every single day I wake up with horrible anxiety. Sometimes I have a full blown panic attack. I get nervous to go to my fiance's house (his parents house) and there's really no reason for that. I feel like I need to get out of my house asap and get to his just so the anxiety can stop. If I know I'm going out somewhere in the afternoon (a store, a friend's house, food shopping, ...

hello. :)

I was recently in a relationship with someone who was diagnosed with BPD (I don't particularly care for the term "non" as it divides it into an us v. them scenario). I have recovered from the relationship and fully accept my ex's disorder for what it is. The whole experience was fairly shocking to me. I had never heard of PDs before this relationship and ...

I was diagnosed 4 months ago. (after being misdiagnosed several times, they like picked up one symptom of BPD i showed, and made a diagnosis based on it, now after having papers from doctors with different opinions, they've put it all together and I was finally diagnosed properly)
Now I am attached to my BPD
I am a fan of BPD, haha, how bizarre! (and I feel like all the people with BPD are like ...

Hi all, I usually post at the HPD forum but wanted to share this information in case its of use to anyone out there:

http://ts-si.org/othermnuresources/2858 ... y-disorder

Results of a study that found polycystic ovary syndrome in 30% of women with BPD.

I thought this might be important information to pass on, and hope its helpful for someone out there.

Newly diagnosed but I've still have been been living with this for many years so want to ask the following:

I get the feeling from reading a lot of the posts that "we" are over analyzing this "condition" everyday, trying to find an answer, trying to find an excuse for our actions...

Why is it that we can't just accept the condition and deal with it!? Yeah blunt I know, but maybe, kinda a question ...

Sorry.