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Frustrated10 | Casual Contributor | Last message 7 years ago

Struggling with negative symptoms

I’m a carer to my brother who has a long term schizophrenia diagnosis. He is mildly medicated for the positive symptoms, lives alone and manages with day-to-day living ok, but not working. My brother shows no detail to hygiene in the home or for him

Friends, families and carersCreated 7 years ago

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Jo4 | Casual Contributor | Last message 7 years ago

Partner Type II Bipolar decided to ‘unburden’

Hi all, My partner waa diagnosed 24 months ago with type 2 bi polar, but has probably suffered with it for years. He was spiralling last year and earlier this year had a form of breakdown. He has been seeing a psychologist weekly and his psychiatrist mont

Friends, families and carersCreated 7 years ago

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Unknown user | Member | Last message 7 years ago

Talking about building emotional resilience

Emotional resilience is the ability to adapt to stressful situations and cope with life’s ups and downs. The word ‘resilience’ comes from the Latin ‘resilio’ meaning to bounce back. Resilience allows us to tackle or accept problems, live through ad

Friends, families and carersCreated 8 years ago

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Zono | Casual Contributor | Last message 7 years ago

New to forum and diagnosis

Hi I am new to this forum and to the diagnosis of Bulimia Nervosa and BPD for my 20yo daughter. She won't let my husband or I help....wont talk to us about her diagnosis we used to have a happy carefree type of young lady and I th has all gone so te

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Unknown user | Member | Last message 7 years ago

Having mi and parenting an asd child

Hi all, I normally use lived experience forums and I have posted this there as well. I have alot of mi stuff and it gets challenging being a parent but now teachers and drs believe that my Mr 6 has autism. I know what autism is like having a younge

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Alexa | New Contributor | Last message 7 years ago

I am a wife/carer

My husband has dementia. I feel that I am being hypocritical in caring for him when I don’t really want to. I have been through PTSD, alcohol issues and anger issues with him . I’ve tried to tell myself that it’s never been his fault and

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jsuskeo | New Contributor | Last message 7 years ago

PTSD Recovery?

Hi - this is my first time posting something here My girlfriend has complex PTSD and while I don't really think of myself as her carer I hoped that this would be a good place to get some advice anyway. She is actually doing quite well at the m

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firststep | New Contributor | Last message 7 years ago

setting boundaries and moving forward with BPD sister

Hi. My sister displays many of the characteristics of BDP. After years of trying to help her (not very effectively) I am finally trying to set us on a new, kinder and more compassionate path. I sent an email that explained the impact her actions have on m

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