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Sometimes I Act Crazy: Living with Borderline Personality Disorder by Hal Straus, Jerold J. Kreisman

Sometimes I Act Crazy: Living with Borderline Personality Disorder Hal Straus, Jerold J. Kreisman ebook
Format: pdf
ISBN: 0471222860, 9780471222866
Publisher: Wiley
Page: 259

Two hundred years ago, clinicians began to focus on criminals whose offences were so abhorrent that they appeared insane and yet didn't suffer from any recognised mental illness. The term "moral insanity" was coined, . This includes depression, anxiety, eating disorders, borderline personality disorder, somatoform disorder, sleep disorders and dissociative identity or depersonalisation disorder. For me, there are I hope and pray those affected by BDII themselves or as a loved one will continue to spread scientific truths about this disorder so others may live the benefits of an informed, caring, and compassionate society. The highs are less severe, but the lows are just as bad if not worse. Those who experience mood change once a month Or when they fail to live up to the unrealistic ideals of the perfect wife and mother. This means your money, your man, your personal property, and sometimes your life. I wouldn't go so far as to say that Fantasia suffers from a borderline personality disorder, but I will agree that she's a typical “hood-rat” that likes to bop with other women's man. What happened to differential diagnosis? This ONLY WAY is for the people who .. August 13, 2012 For some reason they consider psychiatric conditions as "excuses to act strange". Its funny how she clearly intervened in this man's marriage no legal separation was filed they were living as husband and wife until he met Fannie Mae however no one is calling her a home wrecker.. If this is true then there is ONLY ONE WAY to intercept the patterns of neglect and abuse that these same BPD survivors can inflict on the children that nature has enabled them to live long enough to produce. In the 19th century, Sometimes therapeutic or medical help is necessary. Some actions are so shameful, I'm sure letting people think they're insane or a wild card of crazy is better than acknowledging they're evil abusers, doing unspeakable, indefensible acts. I don't like that the article says BPD II is less severe than BPD I. What they're feeling can be so intense that — as Dr. Because I sometimes get angry and have suicidal thoughts -- even though I don't show any of the other borderline symptoms listed under 'more info' for BPD, like impulsivity or relationship conflict!