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Old Jun 10, 2013, 07:51 PM
The_little_didgee The_little_didgee is offline
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taking the most liberal definition of bipolarity (including pharmacologic-hypomania, cyclothymic temperament, and family history for bipolar disorder), 81% of borderline patients could be considered lying on the border of within the bipolar spectrum.
A conservative definition would be a firm boundary that separates Bipolar Disorder from similar illnesses.
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First of all, what on earth does lying on the border of within the bipolar spectrum
This refers to BPD being on the threshold of the bipolar spectrum. Think bipolar lite.

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On the other hand, Kurt Schneider's[31] wise admonition should not be forgotten: "On their bad days, keep out of their way as far as possible."
Unfortunately, this attitude is common.

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He's a wacko.
He may be a wacko, but he makes some good points on the similarities between BPD and bipolar disorder. I did not find the paper offensive, except for the inane comment, at the end.

Remember it is one perspective.

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