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Originally Posted by cmorales
It's totally possible to have both BP and BPD. I can only imagine how much that would suck. My friend has pretty severe BPD. I've seen how it can mess people up. If you fear it BPD, please talk to your doctor about it. My borderline friend utterly refused to pursue treatment for it for the longest time (even though I offered to drive her) and it only got worse. Two 51/50s in three years. (On a "lighter" note - I have a twisted sense of humor, sorry - imagine how much "fun" our other friends had having to deal with a coke-head borderline an a drunk manic-depressive! Ah, the "good ol' days." - which were obviously not so good.)
Hope whatever it is runs its course sooner rather than later!
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My mom says I've been like this for as long as she can remember. She says that sometimes she thinks I'm faking everything and I'm just a mean person. Then she goes on to say I'm not trying...like what can I do except take my pills and do the exercises my doctor tells me to do. I don't get why she has to be like this. Before we knew what was really happening we had an okay relationship, but now it's totally ruined. I thought she'd be more understanding because she has a very mild mental illness (it runs in my family on her side..almost everyone has some sort of mental illness) but the only one that seems to understand is my cousin, and I can't even see her very often. We live in two totally different states. Sorry the message is so long I'm just venting I guess. I can't talk to anyone very often.