[Interrupted Girl]

When you have been diagnosed with a major depressive disorder at the age of 14, with a BPD co-occurring with a Bipolar Disorder type II with tendency of depression at the age of 17 and with a DPD at the age of 15, it's quite difficult to continue with your life, specially when ypu have tp experience sometimes all of the symptoms in a single "episode"

[Skeezyks]

Hello Interruprted girl: I'm sorry you have had so much difficulty. I see this is your first post here on PC. So... welcome to PsychCentral… from the Skeezyks! I hope you find the time you spend here to be of benefit.

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[kecanoe]

Originally Posted by Interruprted girl

When you have been diagnosed with a major depressive disorder at the age of 14, with a BPD co-occurring with a Bipolar Disorder type II with tendency of depression at the age of 17 and with a DPD at the age of 15, it's quite difficult to continue with your life, specially when ypu have tp experience sometimes all of the symptoms in a single "episode"

Yes it is. I have several disorders myself and I have been in therapy for years to try to heal. In your case, does each diagnosis cancel out the previous ones?

[jimmy rich]

Originally Posted by Interruprted girl

When you have been diagnosed with a major depressive disorder at the age of 14, with a BPD co-occurring with a Bipolar Disorder type II with tendency of depression at the age of 17 and with a DPD at the age of 15, it's quite difficult to continue with your life, specially when ypu have tp experience sometimes all of the symptoms in a single "episode"

I suggest a (cheap) 12 step support group like Codependents Anonymous or Adult Children of Dysfunctional families and perhaps some others. (google them) good luck.