
Personality Disorders Support Group
Personality disorders form a class of mental disorders that are characterized by long-lasting rigid patterns of thought and behaviour. Personality disorders are seen by the American Psychiatric Association as an enduring pattern of inner experience and behavior that deviates markedly from the expectations of the culture of the individual who exhibits it.

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based on previous Doctors opinions I am Bulimic, have Depression and some OCD. I have been this way off and on for nearly 25 years. I am currently having a major downward spiral. I have been reading lots of message boards and forums and so many peoples symptoms and stories are so similar to mine, but they all have different diagnosis. Some class themselves as Manic/Depressive, some use the term BiPolar. Some say they are Bulimic with depression as a side effect, some say Depressed with Bulimia as a side effect. And where does the OCD fit in? I can go for months, even years with no problems at all, so am I still those things when they dont effect me?
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Depression? You can definitely get better with that, but there is always that high probability of having to deal with another depressive episode at some point down the road. Does the bulimia ever really get better for you? I would think that is a disorder you constantly battle in some way, and sadly, a very hard one to beat. You can beat it, though. It is curable.
I too have OCD, among other things. I'm guessing those of us who suffer from some sort of mental illness are at high risk to develope other disorders as well. That's just a guess, and if it's true, that would explain why so many of us are diagnosed with various disorders. I myself have PTSD, Bipolar I, Borderline Personality, OCD, and Panic Disorder.
Are you unsure as to whether or not you have the illnesses you have been diagnosed with? If you, you might want to get a second opinion. I think all of us can meet the criteria of various mental illnesses from time to time, but we need a psychologist or psychiatrist whom we feel comfortable with and will continue to see. That way, he or she will spend the necessary time with us to better determine what disorders we really battle. Do you have a doc or therapist you've been seeing for a while?
Anywho, I'm falling asleep. All I want to do lately is sleep, not because I'm depressed, but because...umm...no clue. Oh well.
Best wishes, hun!
For me, I was dx with BPD, BP rapid cycling, PTSD, anxiety and long term clinical depression but according to the psychs I am predominantly BPD
Get help ASAP!