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Old Aug 26, 2015, 08:25 AM
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My husband and I met when I was 15. I'm now 29. We have always had difficulties in our relationship and have separated a couple times but got back together. Well in 2013 things got pretty bad and we gave guardianship of our 2 children to my parents. At this point I think I'm just mentally spent. I've been nm diagnosed with BPD & Dysthymia. My doctor just put me on Cymbalta and Trazodone. I just feel like my life is so worthless and that I'll never get my kids back if we continue down this road. My husband doesn't try nor want to understand anything going on in my head and his words push me further into a downward spiral.
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Old Aug 27, 2015, 10:37 AM
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hi tandwstone
are you going to counseling to work on your issues? it sounds like this may be a toxic relationship if it reached the point you had to give up your children. if he is not willing to work with you toward healing, are you able to face the idea of moving forward toward a healthy life alone? things will not change if you do not take the steps to change it. welcome to psych central. you will find we have several forums where you can post about your concerns and receive feedback from other members. you will get a lot of support here. again, welcome
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Old Aug 27, 2015, 10:51 AM
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Hi tandwstone. Welcome to Psych Central. Sorry you are feeling in such a depression. Kaliope is right about if you are still in this relationship with your husband, it may not be helping you. I don't know the factors in your giving up the kids and if you are welcome at your parents house. Maybe one step is to talk to places that cater to women in distress and they may be able to be an advocate for you. A therapist that understand surviving mental and emotional abuse could really help you get back to stability.

Glad you have joined our community. It has been a slow process over the last year, but I have become more active in the community and it has helped balanced out my isolation on the outside. I have also found it has helped me build self esteem. This article explains that in more detail. Building Self-Esteem | Psych Central

Many people here at PC find they can share these feelings and what they are going through with the confidence that people go through similar things and can empathize. So many forums are offered as well as Chatrooms (after you have 5 posts or comments on others posts). Depression chat meets on Thursday night at 9pm EST and Anxiety Wednesday at 8PM.

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