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Originally Posted by Amy22
So I hear BDP isn't a death sentence anymore. There is lots of help out there. While I believe there is some help (mostly from books.) I don't think there are a lot of qualified therapists willing to take your insurance. If you are like me and have BPD keeping a job is pretty hard and therefore, money is always tight.
If you have issues relating to people then how does one function effectively in a work enviroment?
It would be nice if I could apply for disability but I'm not sick enough. Which is suppose to be a good thing. The thing is - I don't want to be sick.
And when you have BPD along with some untreated learning disabilities it makes working REALLY hard.
Suggestions and support are most welcome 
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This week I'm going to take an active role in searching for employment. Wouldn't it be cool if you can write BPD on your resume -but have it be an asset?
Skills: BPD
Able to alert other employees
immediately if there is a conflict. (Evidenced by giving others dirty looks, crying spells in the bathroom. Followed up by taking a sick day.)