Re: In Vivo-In Vitro-In Numero-In ........

December 29, 2004

Numero'. Thank to SWOE we all can know the numbers of the definition

of BPD. Doctors still pay almost no attention to BPD because there is

no good effective treatment for this disorder. Bp's who do not want

to change themselves get no care. The disorder is too complex to be

treated by laymen.

******** I think unforutnately this is very very true. I think some BP's do not

realize that they need to change, I know my nada doesn't have a clue. I don't

even know if anyone has bothered to sit her down and tell her what is wrong with

her, I had to figure it out for myself.

I think that through these developments for new generations it will

stay still difficult to reach a situation that there will be no KO's

anymore. Perhaps will a new paradigm arise in the near future.

*********** I think you are probably right that finding a generation of no KO

would be difficult until society changes to the point where we no longer allow

verbal abuse and where society has woken up to the fact that neglect comes in

different forms. THe third thing would be that reazlieng that while families

aren't perfect however there are times when the imperfection leads to disaster

for the family I hate the 'write-off' part of bein a KO with doctors, when a

doctor knows about her problem and they automatically seem to write me off the

same way. The doctors I get along with are able to separate us, however there

was one that neglected my complaints prboably because my mother complained too

much.

December 31, 2004

As said: the definition of hysteria/bpd is never given and shall

never be given..... by a doctor. Why? Because the use of rigid

medical criteria hinder/stand in the way the glance/look and prevent

every definition.

The medical attitude with regard to hysteria/bpd exists out of two

contraries:

On the one side the by all doctors well-known rejection-attitude

expressed in: " They are no legitimate/real/regular sick persons. "

Opposite which on the otherside the attitude of psychiatrists stands,

who together with their patients feel themselves exclude, so not out

of the medical field, after all out the brotherhood of doctors. They

affirm: " Hysteria/bpd is an illness like all other illnesses. "

Psychiatrists suffer under the by the society to mental patients

imposed/set Apartheid.

The above affirms again that the disorder hysteria/bpd is too complex

to be treated by laymen.

Thanks to SWOE and other books we can now -as layman ! - make selff a

psychiatric-label for our mental ill family members, and consider

further our own attitude to that.

Happy turn of the year to everone.

Gerard

The most above is to be read in the booklet: 'L'Hysterique, le sexe

et le médecin.'

>

> Numero'. Thank to SWOE we all can know the numbers of the

definition

> of BPD. Doctors still pay almost no attention to BPD because there

is

> no good effective treatment for this disorder. Bp's who do not want

> to change themselves get no care. The disorder is too complex to be

> treated by laymen.

> ******** I think unforutnately this is very very true. I think

some BP's do not realize that they need to change, I know my nada

doesn't have a clue. I don't even know if anyone has bothered to sit

her down and tell her what is wrong with her, I had to figure it out

for myself.

>

> I think that through these developments for new generations it will

> stay still difficult to reach a situation that there will be no

KO's

> anymore. Perhaps will a new paradigm arise in the near future.

>

> *********** I think you are probably right that finding a

generation of no KO would be difficult until society changes to the

point where we no longer allow verbal abuse and where society has

woken up to the fact that neglect comes in different forms. THe

third thing would be that reazlieng that while families aren't

perfect however there are times when the imperfection leads to

disaster for the family I hate the 'write-off' part of bein a KO with

doctors, when a doctor knows about her problem and they automatically

seem to write me off the same way. The doctors I get along with are

able to separate us, however there was one that neglected my

complaints prboably because my mother complained too much.

>

December 31, 2004