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it sounded to me like the author took the stigma attached to schizophrenia with the presentation of borderline personality disorder, more than bipolar.
Could be. It was just something I read in an interview with her.
Seemed very much like bipolar disorder with primary presentation depressive episodes. Borderline personality disorder is treated with therapy not a pill. Schizophrenia starts at a later age in women and is a thought disorder. Ability to live alone in Paris, untreated, and hold a job unlikely with schizophrenia.
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Sep 25, 2021 06:30PM
it sounded to me like the author took the stigma attached to schizophrenia with the presentation of borderline personality disorder, more than bipolar.
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Could be. It was just something I read in an interview with her.
Seemed very much like bipolar disorder with primary presentation depressive episodes. Borderline personality disorder is treated with therapy not a pill. Schizophrenia starts at a later age in women and is a thought disorder. Ability to live alone in Paris, untreated, and hold a job unlikely with schizophrenia.
