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ontheborderlineNew Contributor
Hey guys, I recently got diagnosed with BPD. For a while, I've struggled to form and maintain friendships and I wondered if anyone had any tips. I'm in Melbourne, Aus and I was wondering if there are any groups for people with BPD or activities to get involved in?
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outlanderSenior Contributor
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BPDSurvivorSenior Contributor
Hello @outlander @Cathie2
I’m glad to hear you are making some steps forward. Baby steps are good.
Anything else been happening?
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outlanderSenior Contributor
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tymeModerator
Hello @outlander @ontheborderline @Cathie2 @Emergence ,
How is everyone going? Haven't hear from you in a while so I was wondering how life on the borderline has been.
Life's been pretty okay for me. A few challenges, but nothing I can't work through.
Do you have any highlights to share?
Do you have any BPD related quetsions?
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BP1Contributor
@ontheborderlin
Hi thanks for the opportunity to get to know you, feel free to send a message anytime.
Look after yourself
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BP1Contributor
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rav3nSenior Contributor
hey @BP1 welcome back, take your time with easing back into the forums 💙
the above message is for you all 😊 @tyme @ontheborderline @outlander @BPDSurvivor @Cathie2
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