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Old Mar 28, 2009, 09:09 PM
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i find that stress can really trigger my bpd. so i try to maintain as much calmness in my day as realistically possible.. another thing is too much going on at the same time can be a bit much for me sometimes. like big family gatherings..i have an exit plan if i feel i'm getting overwhlemed by too much stimuli . also having a daily routine helps me not have disrupts with the bpd...like not a rigid schedule but a sequence of events that occur throughout my day. and also going to bed about the same time. these things keep my life more balanced creating a less likely turn of events with my bpd. also if i'm too tired it triggers the bpd.
hope this helps.
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