Re: Annoying Dr Phil show...

[Guest guest]

Write to OPRAH. She'll make it mainstream. Anyone want to go on Oprah with

their NADA?

I am OUT!

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> Or any other that covers these topics. Today he was talking to family

> " trouble makers " . There is a very good chance at least one of them

> could be bpd. If he's so concerned about that actual welfare of his

> guests and has a degree in psychology ~ why exploit a disease and turn

> it into something it's not! Our nada's are not annoying and " group "

> therapy with them won't do a damn thing. You can't " talk " them into

> behaving better or think you will show them the light!

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> This is whst's wrong with society and why this disease will never be

> understood by mainstream.

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> Sorry for the rant...It just really pi**es me off!

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[Guest guest]

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> > Or any other that covers these topics. Today he was talking to

family

> > " trouble makers " . There is a very good chance at least one of

them

> > could be bpd. If he's so concerned about that actual welfare of

his

> > guests and has a degree in psychology ~ why exploit a disease

and turn

> > it into something it's not! Our nada's are not annoying

and " group "

> > therapy with them won't do a damn thing. You can't " talk " them

into

> > behaving better or think you will show them the light!

> >

> > This is whst's wrong with society and why this disease will

never be

> > understood by mainstream.

> >

> > Sorry for the rant...It just really pi**es me off!

> >

> >

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> >

> >

> > Problems? Ask our friendly List Manager for help at

> > @... SEND HER ANY POSTS THAT CONCERN YOU; DO NOT Respond

> > ON THE GROUP.

> >

> > To order the KO bible " Stop Walking on Eggshells, " call 888-35-

SHELL

> > () for your copy. We also refer to " Understanding

the Borderline

> > Mother " (Lawson) and " Surviving the Borderline Parent, " (Roth)

which you can

> > find at any bookstore. Welcome to the WTO community!

> >

> > From Randi Kreger, Owner BPDCentral, WTO Online Community and

author SWOE

> > and the SWOE Workbook.

> >

> >

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> >

[Guest guest]

> This is whst's wrong with society and why this disease will never be

> understood by mainstream.

LOL! My thoughts exactly. Most people have a pre-conceived notion that

adults are somehow ... entire people. Normal people. And Ive bashed my

head against a brick wall until I thought my brain would fall out and

pop onto the floor...

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[Guest guest]

Yes, I totally saw that episode. It seemed to me that the young 24 year

old girl living at home and raging was the bpd. I also felt though that

she may have more attributes of bpd vs ingrained from childhood bpd,

KWIM? I mean to say she seems like someone who could get over it or

recover/maybe lots of fleas or something, if she was not around her

FOO. They all seem like heavy addicts/enablers/benefiters from the

tantrums she threw- lots of anger issues that she acted out. I think

that one older sister seemed more like a bpd in many ways than the

younger sister- being manipulative enough to slam on the breaks when 24

year old wasn't wearing a seatbelt and almost ramming her through the

window and yet only saying the part where lil sis slapped her. I

would've probably slapped her too if she screwed w/my safty like that-

seemed totally manipulative and in that regard the one that seemed the

angriest/younger sis, is probably the only one intouch w/the anger than

seemed really, really deep in that family. Hence verdict is still out

if she is truly a bpd or just angry and acting out and trying to

overcome a crap childhood filled w/fun abandonment issues.

However, the other group of people, the two daughters and mother, were

clearly, IMHO, a case of bpd. That mother was w/o question a borderline

and why they chose to still stay in contact w/her is beyond me.

Dr.Phil states in his mainpage that guests on his show can not already

be diagnosed w/a mental illness for the most part as he knows how

dangerous it would be to his ratings to actually uncover the bpd

diagnosis. I do, however, agree w/most of what he says about behaving

your way to success. I believe behavior is one of the first steps for a

bpd and then deeper psycholanalysis of history and such. This disorder

is clearly about behaviors, but also healing the past.

Anyway, I like Dr.Phil sometimes. I don't like Oprah hardly ever at all

anymore. She irks me.

Kerrie

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> Or any other that covers these topics. Today he was talking to family

> " trouble makers " . There is a very good chance at least one of them

> could be bpd. If he's so concerned about that actual welfare of his

> guests and has a degree in psychology ~ why exploit a disease and turn

> it into something it's not! Our nada's are not annoying and " group "

> therapy with them won't do a damn thing. You can't " talk " them into

> behaving better or think you will show them the light!

>

> This is whst's wrong with society and why this disease will never be

> understood by mainstream.

>

> Sorry for the rant...It just really pi**es me off!

>

>

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[Guest guest]

It's funny how we can just *spot* a BP a gazillion miles off.

Don't know about you, but I start running.

I actually wonder how *I* appear, or at least appeared, with all the

damned fleas I had.

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