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Originally Posted by Myers
I've heard of an experimental treatment that stimulates areas of the brain, but there's no evidence as of yet that it's beneficial. And I'm against a cure for psychopathy. A sudden onslaught of emotion to a person who previously had none can be detrimental to that person's health.
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i just wanted to comment on this - due to some things that happened i shut down my emotions for years - then somthing happened and it let them all out of the box - i worked hard with a T to identify the emotions and .. i dont know.. accept them - it was like standing i n a storm and having them whirling arund me all at once and i had to try and pick one out - realise what it was and learn to deal wiht it appropriately - T says im high functioing BPD wiht PTSD - labels lol
I just wanted to let you know Myers that although it could an would be uncomfortable initially it may be of benefit to you if such a therapy is proved to be effective and should you wish to take it
be well
P7 
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