AmZ
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I hope that I manage to get across my question clearly. The title is not what I want to say really.
What I want to say, is that I am diagnosed with BPD. Along with it comes symptoms. Perhaps anger issues, perhaps self-harming, perhaps risky behaviour.
If I could pin point one now that I am really struggling with is the self-harming. But can I just say one day OK this is what I am struggling with but wherever I am, I CAN'T DO IT. Whether I am in the hospital or in the rehabilitation program or out in the 'real world'.
Surely it's not so simple as to say I'm not going to do 'x' but will take time. And what if it takes me a year or three years and they say I can't self-harm in the rehab program. What will I do then? It's a constant battle. And sometimes I lose.
So I have a few questions going on there really.
Thanks.
What I want to say, is that I am diagnosed with BPD. Along with it comes symptoms. Perhaps anger issues, perhaps self-harming, perhaps risky behaviour.
If I could pin point one now that I am really struggling with is the self-harming. But can I just say one day OK this is what I am struggling with but wherever I am, I CAN'T DO IT. Whether I am in the hospital or in the rehabilitation program or out in the 'real world'.
Surely it's not so simple as to say I'm not going to do 'x' but will take time. And what if it takes me a year or three years and they say I can't self-harm in the rehab program. What will I do then? It's a constant battle. And sometimes I lose.
So I have a few questions going on there really.
Thanks.