Guest guest Posted April 14, 2005 Report Share Posted April 14, 2005 Thanks She's doing so much better......... even had a revelation last night, said to me, ya know, all this seems so much easier, doing what I have to do as opposed to facing the consequences!!!!! I was floored! But it was music to my ears. So far, so good, and she has a much more happier attitude. I've got my toes crossed too, never mind the pain! Hugs, Debbie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 14, 2005 Report Share Posted April 14, 2005 Debbie Have you been praying? Seriously, it sounds like devine intervention. My daughter has never once during all these 13 years ever admitted she was wrong about anything. That's why, even during her 3 years of " normalcy " , my son never believed it would last. He always said she never believed she had done anything wrong. That is such great insight on your daughter's part. You must be cautiously relieved. In ref to your last post to me, I just left a message for another lawyer who is supposed to work with grandparent's rights. Jean Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 14, 2005 Report Share Posted April 14, 2005 I have so many people praying including myself. Like I said earlier, she's not ALL BPD, but has a lot of the traits. The cutting stopped ages ago. She never raged. She's a lot narcisstic and histrionic. I am cautiously relieved, but also cautiously optimistic. June 15th is soooooooooo close. Baby steps, even in the morning, like yesterday I said, Happy Hump Day, halfway there! She agreed, then today, I said, Thurs. already? One more day! She said I can't believe how quick it went. I said the busier we keep ourselves, the faster the days go. She said that yesterday she was sitting in 3d period thinking, I've only got 4th and 5th, then go to lunch, then only have 7th and 8th left! How quickly it goes. I just listened and smiled, will never tell her I told you so. She has to realize herself. Hugs, Debbie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 14, 2005 Report Share Posted April 14, 2005 Debbie It's so good to hear happy news from someone. I guess I am just pessimistic, but I don't think or any of these girls (women) who are older really have much hope of changing their behaviors, I really don't. They're just carrying too much bagage. has a lot to face, with the credit card fraud and all the other lies she tells. It just seems more involved for her and for many of them. And she keeps embroiling herself in more and more negativity. Jean Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 14, 2005 Report Share Posted April 14, 2005 Debbie, This is wonderful news. I do hope she is able to make it through the end of school. At that point, she will have a lot to be proud of considering what she is struggling with. I think my daughter is much the same as yours. She also had a lot of hs problems, mostly due to anxiety, but managed to squeak through and graduate. Although she has had her problems this year with college, we do see some improvement. I think there is a lot to be said for maturity, because it is hard to sort out what is bpd and what is just being a teenager. A couple of months ago, I discussed my daughter's meds with her and suggested that perhaps she ask her shrink to reduce the dosage of two of the meds which make her sleep so much. She said " No, I think the meds are working for me. I don't want to change anything. " I was surprised, because this was the kid who stopped taking her meds twice and ended up in big trouble. Good luck the rest of the year! I'll keep your family in my prayers. Carolyn > Thanks > She's doing so much better......... even had a revelation last night, said > to me, ya know, all this seems so much easier, doing what I have to do as > opposed to facing the consequences!!!!! I was floored! But it was music to my > ears. So far, so good, and she has a much more happier attitude. I've got > my toes crossed too, never mind the pain! > Hugs, > > > Debbie > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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