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This thread is a follow on (or starting over) from my previous thread Caring for a wife with borderline personality disorder – sequel to diary of wife's hospital stay, I wanted to start over and in order to leave all the trauma and negativity of last year
Good morning everyone. A couple of years ago my husband had a breakdown. It was such a hard time to watch him go through this. Since then I have felt like he's never fully come back. He is medicated and has seen a psych, I question if it helped at a
Hello, Thank you to anyone who takes the time to read this and has any advice to offer. It's a long one so bear with me please. My Dad (68) has been under an involuntary treatment (community, not hospital-based) order for paranoid schizophrenia with
Hey @Sophia1 Just checking in on you as in my thoughts 🙏❤️
My son, now 28, lives with untreated (as far as I know from 3-4 years ago) paranoid schizophrenia. About 2 years ago after a range of accusations he asked me to no longer contact him. I knew he was abt to move house too, and already was not seeing hi
My daughter has a mental health illness. I have 3 children. My concern is when my husband and I die and we leave money behind. Our daughter can become very unwell when she has a large amount of money. Also it may affect her disability payment. What have o
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Hi there My name is JennyK1, [edited by moderator] I am new to the group My husband of 15 years has just been diagnosed with BPD We are in our 50s He has had a hard battle with addiction and unfortunately over the la
Hello, I am new here and trying something I’ve never done before. I want to try make this as short and sweet as possible. I am wanting positivity, testimonies about how their partner changed their ways and finally became the person you always thought
My Mum has been through a lot. Im not even sure where to start. She is one of 5 siblings born in the 50's & 60's. 3 of her siblings (my 2 aunties and one uncle) have been diagnosed with mental illheath. Her other sibling lives interstate with his
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Help us push aside the stigma and discrimination surrounding complex mental health and change the way people talk about, and care for, mental illness.
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