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Bpd journey

Bentpole-01Senior Contributor27 Feb 2019, 8:52 pm AEDT

Bpd journey

Hi, I'm new to this forum but I'm looking to get more support around me. I have borderline personality disorder, after three years of being treated for bipolar disorder, things are making sense about my interaction with people, moods and emotions that are out of control.

I have a loving and caring partner of 8 years, we have 4 kids between us. One of them has ADHD and my oldest daughter I'm going through the courts to get access to her. It's very stressful and challenging at the moment.

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In response to: Bpd journey

Shaz51Senior Contributor05 Aug 2020, 4:01 pm AEST

Re: Bpd journey

hello @Bentpole-01 , @Eden1919

how are you today xx

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