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Hi @Former-Member@Determined@Shaz51@outlander@Faith-and-Hope after reading all of Darcy’s thread of her journey with Mr D I thought I would start a similar thread for my journey with my MsS who also has Bipolar II it was such a lovely s
Hi there 👋🏻 My 19yr old has just been diagnosed with BPD, and was previously diagnosed with ADHD. Very smart girl who now can’t work, emotions are all over the place and has even had 1 admission into an APU. I want to know how you as parent
it feels like whenever things are going well, I somehow do something to just mess everything up. I can't deal with it anymore this illness is wreaking relationships, friendships and my relationship with myself, I've tried to get help but everyone jus
new to south aus. And really need a decent therapist and psychatrist for my schizoaffective and DID. Pleaseeee help
hi. thank you to anyone who replied to my last post, it means a lot to me. i wasn’t sure if i replied correctly to those comments so i wanted to say thank you here as well just in case you see it. this post may be all over the place, it’s mainl
Hi 👋 first time user. I honestly feel I’ve had enough staying with my husband. It’s been difficult thru our marriage for 16 years. He has been abusive and aggressive since I’ve known him. I feel I’ve tried so hard for the kids but i have had enough. I rea
Hi. It’s my first time using this forum, i hope i’m doing it correctly. this post may be dark, i’m sorry. i feel i need to get it off my chest. i hope i am in the right place to do that without negatively impacting anyone else. my whole family
Hi All, Well, I joined this group today because I have no support from family or friends, because I come from a dysfunctional family and I moved and chose not to stay in contact with anyone, but I only had work associates anyway, no real frie
Hello, I am seeking support and advice. Its my first time on this site. My daughter was 17 when she first experienced a dissociative episode. It was terrifying for all involved. She is now 19, she had 1 whole year of no episodes. This year she
Not sure how to begin with this... My Mum has rapidly-progressing Parkinson's and also non-Hodgkin's lymphoma. She lives with Dad in a retirement village. It's hard watching this illness journey with her. Every time I see her she's weaker and more frail.
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