Having A Life Worth Living
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.พ. 2025
- In honour of BPD awareness month - we are re-releasing this video.
For Mindfulness Day 2016, thirteen brave souls stepped forward to share from their hearts an honest portrayal about living with symptoms of Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) .Their candid, personal journeys offer strength and hope for those still struggling day to day. As well, Dr. Blaise Aguirre, medical director of McLean3 East hospital in Boston, contributes mindful insights toward positive outcomes for this condition.
I'm so proud of and grateful for these wonderful people who are sharing their stories here, it will help many. And the biggest gratitude to the angel, Dr. Aguirre who is a hero and such a compassionate man.
Thank you for being brave and sharing this video. Two years after diagnosis and some days are still a struggle.
I just got out of dual diagnosis treatment due to bpd,ed,and addiction. I needed to see this.
When this black man started speaking, it felt like he was speaking FOR me… all I can say is ME TOO
It's a hard video to watch being 54, knowing what's wrong and still not being able to get the help I need. I tried a DBT program in the area and was retraumatized by a therapist.
I too tried DBT, and at the start, I had a great therapist (about 3 sessions), but as is common place with the NHS, the most kindest get burnt out, and he left. The replacement was more interested in her career and her issues, and that was just seeing her a couple of times! I asked for a swap, but I was told that this was a part of BPD, to reject people - PLEASE, the way she treated the receptionist said it all to me i.e. she saw herself as superior to the receptionist - not a great quality to have for a therapist i.e. being judgemental.
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