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I don't have bpd
Bloodflowers
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Bloodflowers wrote:
It was removed from my list of diagnoses without me having to answer questions or anything.
Feels like a diagnosis you get if they can't put you in any other box.
Got the diagnosis as soon as I turned 18 and I was so sure I had it but I guess I "grew out of it". I never did any therapy or anything for it. Feels like a lot of teenage girls would meet the criteria for bpd.

Bpd for borderline personality disorder not bipolar but I also don't have bipolar anymore.

Feels good to finally have it gone though. It wasn't talked about they just removed it.
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Date: 13-12-2022 18:16
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Bloodflowers wrote:
Also this diagnosis has been on my papers for 4 years and it has almost never been brought up. I got to go to a clinic that specialised in personality disorders earlier this year and the psychologist said that my issues weren't personality disorder related but more social anxiety.
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Date: 13-12-2022 19:08
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cherrycobble wrote:
isn't it commonly misdiagnosed? /gen
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Date: 13-12-2022 19:09
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Bloodflowers wrote:
cherrycobble wrote:
isn't it commonly misdiagnosed? /gen
I think so
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Date: 13-12-2022 19:10
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Undyne wrote:
i was diagnosed with bpd when i turned 19 and since then have been treated so i don't show many symptoms anymore. but, i definitely know i still have it
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Date: 13-12-2022 19:37
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Bloodflowers wrote:
Undyne wrote:
i was diagnosed with bpd when i turned 19 and since then have been treated so i don't show many symptoms anymore. but, i definitely know i still have it
I was supposed to get DBT when I was first diagnosed but I moved so I was removed from the waiting list and not put on another one
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Date: 13-12-2022 19:46
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Undyne wrote:
Bloodflowers wrote:
Undyne wrote:
i was diagnosed with bpd when i turned 19 and since then have been treated so i don't show many symptoms anymore. but, i definitely know i still have it
I was supposed to get DBT when I was first diagnosed but I moved so I was removed from the waiting list and not put on another one
ahh yes DBT helped me some, as well as leaving a very toxic relationship. but this past year i've been going to therapy regularly and it's been the most helpful of anything. just being able to find a good therapist sometimes can make things so much better 
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Date: 13-12-2022 19:48
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Rouya wrote:
i suspect i might have had bpd from when i was 18-22 but i grew out of it as well
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Date: 13-12-2022 19:59
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Bloodflowers wrote:
Undyne wrote:
Bloodflowers wrote:
Undyne wrote:
i was diagnosed with bpd when i turned 19 and since then have been treated so i don't show many symptoms anymore. but, i definitely know i still have it
I was supposed to get DBT when I was first diagnosed but I moved so I was removed from the waiting list and not put on another one
ahh yes DBT helped me some, as well as leaving a very toxic relationship. but this past year i've been going to therapy regularly and it's been the most helpful of anything. just being able to find a good therapist sometimes can make things so much better 
I could probably have use for some therapy but psych thinks it's easier to just medicate 
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Date: 14-12-2022 17:38
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Bloodflowers wrote:
Rouya wrote:
i suspect i might have had bpd from when i was 18-22 but i grew out of it as well
If you grew out of the symptoms then you probably never had bpd
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Date: 14-12-2022 17:39
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Rouya wrote:
Bloodflowers wrote:
Rouya wrote:
i suspect i might have had bpd from when i was 18-22 but i grew out of it as well
If you grew out of the symptoms then you probably never had bpd
maybe idk, the feelings i had that i relate to bpd havent gone away but ive "recovered" enough for it to not be a daily issue anymore. but it could be many things, i just relate a lot to what ive read and heard about bpd, but it wouldnt be relevant for me to get it assessed anymore at this point

do you feel like you still have it even though they removed the diagnosis?
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Date: 14-12-2022 18:05
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Bloodflowers wrote:
Rouya wrote:
Bloodflowers wrote:
Rouya wrote:
i suspect i might have had bpd from when i was 18-22 but i grew out of it as well
If you grew out of the symptoms then you probably never had bpd
maybe idk, the feelings i had that i relate to bpd havent gone away but ive "recovered" enough for it to not be a daily issue anymore. but it could be many things, i just relate a lot to what ive read and heard about bpd, but it wouldnt be relevant for me to get it assessed anymore at this point

do you feel like you still have it even though they removed the diagnosis?
No I feel like some of my bpd symptoms were just emotional immaturity that went away as I got older. I was diagnosed bipolar only a year after that diagnosis so maybe that could explain some of it as well.
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Date: 14-12-2022 18:12
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Rouya wrote:
Bloodflowers wrote:
Rouya wrote:
Bloodflowers wrote:
If you grew out of the symptoms then you probably never had bpd
maybe idk, the feelings i had that i relate to bpd havent gone away but ive "recovered" enough for it to not be a daily issue anymore. but it could be many things, i just relate a lot to what ive read and heard about bpd, but it wouldnt be relevant for me to get it assessed anymore at this point

do you feel like you still have it even though they removed the diagnosis?
No I feel like some of my bpd symptoms were just emotional immaturity that went away as I got older. I was diagnosed bipolar only a year after that diagnosis so maybe that could explain some of it as well.
yeah i suspect a lot of the symptoms i had stem from that as well on top of a late autism diagnosis which basically just shook me to my core. im glad i didnt get diagnosed with bpd lol bc then i wouldve never gotten the autism diagnosis, which was and is way more pertinent. maybe bpd should get revised in regards to what actually constitutes bpd and its symptoms so its not so applicable to every teenage girl thats going through something
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Date: 14-12-2022 18:17
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Bloodflowers wrote:
Rouya wrote:
Bloodflowers wrote:
Rouya wrote:
maybe idk, the feelings i had that i relate to bpd havent gone away but ive "recovered" enough for it to not be a daily issue anymore. but it could be many things, i just relate a lot to what ive read and heard about bpd, but it wouldnt be relevant for me to get it assessed anymore at this point

do you feel like you still have it even though they removed the diagnosis?
No I feel like some of my bpd symptoms were just emotional immaturity that went away as I got older. I was diagnosed bipolar only a year after that diagnosis so maybe that could explain some of it as well.
yeah i suspect a lot of the symptoms i had stem from that as well on top of a late autism diagnosis which basically just shook me to my core. im glad i didnt get diagnosed with bpd lol bc then i wouldve never gotten the autism diagnosis, which was and is way more pertinent. maybe bpd should get revised in regards to what actually constitutes bpd and its symptoms so its not so applicable to every teenage girl thats going through something
I also have autism but I got that diagnosis years before my bpd diagnosis. I feel like bpd is too easily diagnosed in teenage girls. Not saying they should wait but they should also consider it doesn't have to be a personality disorder.
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Date: 14-12-2022 18:23
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Rouya wrote:
Bloodflowers wrote:
Rouya wrote:
Bloodflowers wrote:
No I feel like some of my bpd symptoms were just emotional immaturity that went away as I got older. I was diagnosed bipolar only a year after that diagnosis so maybe that could explain some of it as well.
yeah i suspect a lot of the symptoms i had stem from that as well on top of a late autism diagnosis which basically just shook me to my core. im glad i didnt get diagnosed with bpd lol bc then i wouldve never gotten the autism diagnosis, which was and is way more pertinent. maybe bpd should get revised in regards to what actually constitutes bpd and its symptoms so its not so applicable to every teenage girl thats going through something
I also have autism but I got that diagnosis years before my bpd diagnosis. I feel like bpd is too easily diagnosed in teenage girls. Not saying they should wait but they should also consider it doesn't have to be a personality disorder.
thats what i mean, maybe the diagnosis criteria for bpd should be revised so its not overdiagnosed so much when its probably not a personality disorder that is the root of the issue and getting a personality disorder might just make it harder to actually get the proper help thats needed
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Date: 14-12-2022 19:34
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Bloodflowers wrote:
Rouya wrote:
Bloodflowers wrote:
Rouya wrote:
yeah i suspect a lot of the symptoms i had stem from that as well on top of a late autism diagnosis which basically just shook me to my core. im glad i didnt get diagnosed with bpd lol bc then i wouldve never gotten the autism diagnosis, which was and is way more pertinent. maybe bpd should get revised in regards to what actually constitutes bpd and its symptoms so its not so applicable to every teenage girl thats going through something
I also have autism but I got that diagnosis years before my bpd diagnosis. I feel like bpd is too easily diagnosed in teenage girls. Not saying they should wait but they should also consider it doesn't have to be a personality disorder.
thats what i mean, maybe the diagnosis criteria for bpd should be revised so its not overdiagnosed so much when its probably not a personality disorder that is the root of the issue and getting a personality disorder might just make it harder to actually get the proper help thats needed
I agree with you
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Date: 15-12-2022 17:36
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