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BPD Partner - my jealously
Hi, I'm in a relationship with someone who is diagnosed with BPD. (4 months together). my partner casually told me about her diagnosis a few months ago and I had no idea about it what it was. I noticed fairly early on that things weren't quite righ
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Initial greetings
Hi, is anyone out there currently listening? I'm a functioning technophobe, so not sure what to expect or when to expect it. The great unknown. I'm presently engaged in trying to befriend my inner maniac after months of r&r sailing in a fairly s
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BPD father and missed engagement party
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BPD father and missed engagement party
Hi all, My dad is in a bit of a manic state at the moment. He has what we strongly suspect is BPD and bipolar. He never sort treatment and refuses to even go to a GP. We (my mum and two sisters) are left to guess and manage as best we can.
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A shadow in Darkness
When my dog passed away a few years back.. my world was destroyed, 15 years of unconditional love gone.I still feel sadness from it.I left the town I was living in. Moved to a city, everytime things looked up. Something horrible was around the corner. Fak
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To get started, have a look at the discussions, feel free to comment or click to support posts. Reply and tell us what brought you to the forums. We have some really great people within the community who love sharing their stories and helping others
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Rebuilding after the fires // share your story
The bushfires have caused emotional distress for many Australians. Some people may experience the emotional pain for a few weeks or months. Some may struggle to manage a little longer. This is a safe space to share your story whilst honouring you
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The Self-care Shed
Welcome to the shed! Your quiet retreat.Pour a cuppa, grab a biccie and settle in. It can be challenging to focus on our self-care when we’re trying to rebuild our lives after the impact of Australian Bushfires. Sometimes we feel we have bi
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What is PTSD?
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a type of anxiety disorder. Some people develop PTSD after experiencing a traumatic event such as the impact of the Australian Bushfires. People affected may feel anxious and highly vigilant, and hav
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