A Support Group for BPD? Fwd: Re: daughter

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rhartford@... wrote: To:

WTOParentsOfBPs

From: rhartford@...

Date: Thu, 12 Jul 2001 13:26:34 -0000

Reply-to: WTOParentsOfBPs

Subject: Re: daughter

>

In a message dated 7/11/01 6:26:17 PM

Central Daylight Time, WTOParentsOfBPs@y... writes:

> It's sounds like you're doing the right

stuff.

Remember so much of this is biological.

Perhaps an online support group would

provide her with some company.

rlk

Randi Kreger

List owner, Welcome To Oz Lists

Coauthor, Stop Walking on Eggshells

Love and Loathing, Hope for Parents

www.BPDCentral.com

Thanks Randi,I have already suggested this

to her

and have given her

> the information that she would need to do

it. The

therapy that she is

> in also provides social rehabilitation.

She told me

> yesterday that she is joining a walking

group, also creative past times, day trips,

etc.

I'm so thankful for the therapy she is now

getting.

Even if it is

> biological, she can learn better ways of

coping, plus taking her medication

responsibly.

Others have mentioned the " rages " I have

never been

on the receiving end of this from her.

She generally takes it out on herself, self

loathing, cutting, (thank God she hasn't

done this

for a while, her

arms are a mess and the scars will never go

away).

So many times, I

felt like I had to prepare myself, to losing

her, I

thought we would

eventually be planning her funeral,

because of her self abuse. It was

so hard to accept the fact that I couldn't

prevent

> that from

> happening. To realize this was so

gutwrenching, the

> hardest thing for

> every parent of a child who has BPD.

> Ruth

Hi all, could I just ask you randi, is there

going to be a support group here for bpds?

eddie. scasos.

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