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Lilyq | Senior Contributor | Last message 8 years ago

Back in hospital again

I finally caved and realised I couldn't cope anymore at home, I was feeling depressed and drinking way to much but still functioning, although getting worse by the day.I am now in hospital just checked in tonight and now I feel shocking, bored and lonely.

Something’s not rightCreated 8 years ago

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Treehugger | Casual Contributor | Last message 8 years ago

Supporting my husband with undiagnosed PTSD

Hi all, I'm new to this forum so a bit nervous. I'm pretty sure my husband has undiagnosed PTSD from when he was working for government. He also has lots of unresolved issues from his childhood. He tells me that he has sorted it out f

Friends, families and carersCreated 8 years ago

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Whiteknight | Senior Contributor | Last message 8 years ago

Positivity, is it a myth?

For a short time, I was once an insurance salesman. My manager increased my sales expectations every month. After 5 months in true bipolar form, I resigned (I didnt know I had the disorder).He was shocked. I'd explained to him that the pressure of fulfill

Our storiesCreated 8 years ago

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jay2 | Senior Contributor | Last message 7 years ago

codolences

I would like to express my condolences at the death of the late Margo Kiddo who died today aged 69. An actress,author and a fellow sufferer of MDP. Rest in peace.

Social spaceCreated 8 years ago

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FringeDweller | Contributor | Last message 8 years ago

Psych, School Reports, invasion privacy

I've been seeing a psychologist in conjunction with my mum to try and sort out some issues in our relationship mainly stemming from her not believing me when I told her about my cousins physically assaulting me. At my last appointment with the psych, she

Something’s not rightCreated 8 years ago

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xtine | Senior Contributor | Last message 8 years ago

Partner withdraws, how do I support him?

Hi, my partner has schizotypal personality disorder and I’m getting to know the pastiche of his “moods”. He’ll withdraw often and I find this tricky to deal with and find myself wanting to withdraw in response or seek sanctuary elsewhere. It’s a new relat

Friends, families and carersCreated 8 years ago

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Tiredmumof4 | Casual Contributor | Last message 8 years ago

Breakdown

HiI have been struggling but managing to hold things together for a while now. I starting losing my grip and then everything just became overwhelming. I literally ran away from my life and family today. Drove for an hour blinded by tears. Then pulled over

Recovery ClubCreated 8 years ago

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melq83 | Senior Contributor | Last message 8 years ago

lost and confused

hi everyone... i have just joined the forums hoping that some people can relate and help me undertand whats going on with me... Last week i was told i have DID (dissocative identity dissorder). We found this out due to some major mistakes i have mad

Something’s not rightCreated 8 years ago

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Whiteknight | Senior Contributor | Last message 6 years ago

Worry and its ramifications

As a son of a chronic worrier (mt mother and likely had BPD) I grew up with a frown on my forehead and nicknamed the "worrier" by a high school teacher. I had a diabetic brother and living in the 60's as children my parents worried over him having e

Our storiesCreated 8 years ago

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