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Apr 18, 2015, 01:14 PM
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Its been a rough few days my husband still does not want to talk about my new diagnosis and the people I work with have no idea why I act or do the things I do. I've been trying to keep my head on work but its difficult.
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 Anonymous100335, Anonymous200104, kaliope
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Apr 18, 2015, 03:17 PM
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i bet you feel all alone right now if there is nobody to understand you with this new diagnosis. i hope that you have a therapist to help you cope. we have a large bpd community here at PC that can answer any questions you may have. there is a good book that may help your husband if he is willing to read it. it is by a guy named mason called stop walking on eggshells. it can be found relatively cheap on amazon. there is also a great therapy called dbt. if there isnt a group near you, you can find workbooks on amazon as well. hang in there.
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