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insaticiable

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Group DPSH Members
Active Posts 1702
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Member Title Senior DPSelfhelp.com Member
Age 30 years old
Birthday February 15, 1991
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Los Angeles, CA
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as of now...finding a way to get rid of my DP. Researching treatment options. Reading, researching, driving myself mad until i get an answer haha. No, but really, i like to read, write, conversate with others, and meet new people.

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In Topic: Socializing

22 July 2012 - 05:55 AM

Socialize, socialize, socialize!!!!

(That's what all the recovered folks advocate anyways).

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22 July 2012 - 05:51 AM

P.S: Thought this was going to be a long post.

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22 July 2012 - 05:46 AM

YES, I am the same way. Can definitely relate.

In Topic: dpd and bpd seperate dx

20 July 2012 - 06:12 AM

can bpd and dpd be separate problems and separate diagnosis? i have dx of bpd but know i suffer from dpd. derealization is a symptom of bpd but in extreme stress whereas mine is every single day and can be very severe for long periods of time.

does anyone have both diagnosed?

Yes, I am diagnosed with both BPD and DPD. BPD in November 2008 and DPD in February 2010. They can both co-exist at the same time. And yes, ''dissociation'' can be a symptom, although I don't know if they mean depersonalization/derealization as well.

In Topic: So let's talk about mental institutions

06 July 2012 - 04:58 AM

Going to a hospital might not be a bad idea. It will give you the time to get away from all external distractions...it's a ''safe haven'' as I like to call it. But when I read your post, hospital didn't come to mind. More of like an upscale residential facility, maybe? Hospitals don't provide that ''socializing'' factor a lot...guess it depends on what kind of hospital you go to and what your insurance covers.

And if this is comforting to you at all...I recovered from DP/DR after 14 months last April while I was in a psychiatric hospital. I was recovered for an additional 2-3 weeks after I left, but then I relapsed. Going back to a hospital (maybe the same one?) might give me the chance to recover again. That's my thought anyways.

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