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1. Therapists suckin Discussion: Personality Disorders

   I had had many therapists who were good for somethings. not for others. I do respect them. But I kept looking and finally found one I stayed with for a few years who really really helped me. I just go...

   NYNM's reply to lonelylady62 on 05/12/13

2. what does it mean to have episodein Discussion: Atrial Fibrillation (AFib)

   I am in more or less chronic afib, my heart is always off rhythm. However I rarely have real symptoms. If I exert myself too much or drink coffee and or alcohol (more than one cup) I feel a bit out o...

   NYNM's reply to ray2600 on 05/12/13

3. DBT any success storiesin Discussion: Personality Disorders

   I will add that DBT has excellent research stats (when done right, not sure yours is done right) but it is mostly a practical, manage your life program. It gets good results. However, many people wan...

   NYNM's reply to lonelylady62 on 04/30/13

4. confusing diagnosisin Discussion: Personality Disorders

   BPD (and most diagnoses) also can be "rated" as High Functioning, Medium Functioning and Low Functioning. These are not DSM terms but everyone understands what they mean. So one option is yo...

   NYNM's reply to AnnECoyote on 04/30/13

5. Contact with old therapistin Discussion: Personality Disorders

   I disagree with many comments. Therapy is a very personal experience, not just like a dentist. It may be a surprise to learn that most therapists do care about you. In fact, therapists are generally t...

   NYNM's reply to xBlissx on 04/25/13

6. Starting Therapy - Advice?in Discussion: Personality Disorders

   Your experience sounds strange, or at least not typical. It sounds like they have some special form of "therapy" but I think you should check how they designed it, and more importantly, if t...

   NYNM's reply to CatchingMice on 04/17/13

7. Are You in NSR right now?in Discussion: Atrial Fibrillation (AFib)

   No

   NYNM's reply to yogacat on 04/14/13

8. TRIGGER: (Long) Borderline vs ...in Discussion: Personality Disorders

   It does NOT have to be "one" PD, and most people are aspects of many. A common diagnosis is, say "Personality Disorder NOS (not otherwise specified) with borderline, dependent and histr...

   NYNM's reply to SwordDancer on 04/13/13

9. Stories of recovery?in Discussion: Personality Disorders

   I was not formally diagnosed with BPD but I think it might fit. I am 50+ years old by now and with a lot of therapy and Celexa, I'm doing very well at this point. I have read that BPD often mellows ...

   NYNM's reply to SuzanLong on 04/13/13

10. Parents of Borderlinesin Discussion: Personality Disorders

    Sometimes a part of BPD is being "too close" with a parent. It can be good to get some separation and grow more into one's self.

    NYNM's reply to sadgreeneyes57 on 04/08/13