Re: so tired of the turning away

[Guest guest]

What's the phrase: " That which doesn't kill you makes you stronger "

I know it seems trite, but often it is true. This BPD disorder is so insidious.

I was reading a post by a newcomer who is 25 and just coming to terms with his

upbringing. I wish I'd had the resources at 25 to understand this disorder

better. Thank goodness he has all of these new books available and this group.

You have a lot to offer those who come behind you and have had a similar

experience. Sharing how you have coped and survived and continue to do so. And

I know the anger and resentment still get me and I feel bad. But that's part of

it too.

Hang in there,

Jaye

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> > > I'm so sick and tired of how when I need it most, when I'm in the most

pain over my nada so many I need turn away and off. It's like there is an

acceptable set of problems that deserve sympathy and empathy, but ohhhh don't go

there. Too bitter, too dark, for people who want their coffee with cream.

Hell, even my therapist turned off when I really needed her and I had hopes for

this one too. It makes me want to never reach out again to anybody, but here I

am posting here...hoping you guys understand. This may be the only group of

people who would.

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> > > Thanks,

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