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Old Jun 11, 2012, 07:39 AM
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Originally Posted by OctobersBlackRose View Post
I can only relate to the childhood and teenage years as Im only 20yrs old, still not officially diagnoses but as I read more and more on bpd I show so many traits some wors than others, not too impulsive at least with the examples given, but I also have severe anxiety. I just don't know what is going to happen everone in my family is telling me that I overthink things and see the worst in every situation, the don't see the fact I really am worried even scared. I just this last semester crased, stress got to me, I wasn't sleeping for more than 3-4hrs for 2 months, started cutting again. I went from a 3.2 at the end of my first year to now a 1.92 acidem. probation and had changed my major in a split sec. decision (hopefully suits me more). And all I get from my family is them telling me that "I lack motivation, lazy, drama queen, sleep too much, that I bring this all (mental illness) onto myself etc." Then they go and say I should seek help for my issues and I need to figure all this out but they fail to see all the "red flags" and they say they are "trying" and "want to help" me but then go and push me aside and lay all their issues on me when I ask for them to help and support me. I love my family dearly but they need to stop with the mixed signals they send to me, and realize that I need their full support, they tell me to fix myself but deny I have any thing going on such as bpd, bi-polar etc.
Nobody know what its like to walk in our shoes , people as well as family show some compassion to a point then it come's to an end and start blameing yourself for all your problems , we didnt ask to be this way it just happen . I understand about severe anxiety for I have that myself . just want to say hang in there . and take care
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