Beyond Borderline: True Stories of Recovery from Borderline Personality Disorder
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I had to learn that I deserved to have my needs met and simultaneously get used to the idea that, even if I acted as skillfully as possible, they still might not be met.
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Borderline personality disorder may cloud my emotions, thinking, and behavior, but it cannot and will not cloud my potential.
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I can come full circle with accepting the blame, to feed my inexplicable need to feel worthless.
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For as long as I could remember, I yearned for this unknown, indefinable someone who would arrive and know me, understand me for exactly who I was, who would take the pain away, and who would guide me to a richer life of meaning.
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Just as somebody with lung cancer can’t search for a relationship to cover up the misery of their disease, I can’t either.
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When a family member has an illness, be it mental or physical, it affects everyone around them. Therefore, everyone needs help to deal with it, not just the person with the illness.
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Family Connections program offered by the National Education Alliance for Borderline Personality Disorder