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SidStoremanCasual Contributor
A dear friend of mine has got older age BPD, she has tried online forums but has felt shunned because of her age (64). She doesn't want to have anything to do with Facebook so won't have anything to do with the forums there. Would she be welcomed here?.
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SidStoremanCasual Contributor
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soulSenior Contributor
She most certainly would be @SidStoreman. Please direct her here. I firmly believe that she will find this Forum to be most supportive. She will be amongst empathetic, non judgemental people that she will soon consider friends.
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Fancy_PantsSenior Contributor
@SidStoreman absolutely this is an anonymous inclusive peer support community who welcomes everyone. Although most of the time members dont know each others specific ages there are many who identify as being from different generations and there are many strong multigenerational and same generational friendships because the anonymity allows people to find each other based on likes/similarities/beliefs etc rather than based on outward "sameness"
then speaking for the moderators we endevour to make sure no-one is lost/without response and people are always welcome to email us if they are unsure how to engage or need support to "meet" others
hopefully we will see your friend soon 🙂
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