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May 2021 Sanctuary Meeting

May 2021 Sanctuary Meeting

 
Our triumphant return to face-to-face meetings – our first since COVID restrictions began!

We watched a video exploring four different presentations of Borderline Personality Disorder.

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When Living with Borderline Personality Disorder is Exhausting – The Mighty Blog Post

When Living with Borderline Personality Disorder is Exhausting – The Mighty Blog Post

Living with borderline personality disorder (BPD) is exhausting.

It’s like living on an emotional roller coaster 24 hours a day, seven days a week. You just don’t know how you will wake up or what triggers you’ll have to face during the day — these can be anything from words to sights to thoughts.

Emotions fly into your head fast, and before you even really think about it, you’ve totally catastrophized whatever started the thought in the first place.

Or on the other side of the scale, you feel absolutely nothing at all, just emptiness.

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The Beep

The Beep

Are you curious ... what is BPD?   Borderline Personality Disorder, or BPD (or The Beep when it is interfering with my plans) This offering comes from the 2018 BPD Awareness Week campaign, from the Australian BPD Foundation collaborating with many...

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