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KevinfromSydney
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I have a theory about why certain people, such as myself, get BPD and others do not. Is it possible that people with BPD are actually much more sensitive to emotional pain and suffering than the general population? Is it also possible, that a person will develop mood swings in response to an overload of emotional pain and hurt? Is it also possible that the medications that are used to tread BPD somehow numb this pain and prevent further emotional suffering, like an artificial barrier around the soul? Could this explain why many people with Bi-Polar are highly intelligent? I believe that highly intelligent people are usually extremely sensitive to emotional pain.
I've been on Lithium for 20 years and haven't had an episode for 17 years. I give all the credit to God for keeping me well and helping me to stay on my meds (more or less, I'm not perfect! I believe that only God can heal BPD. I'm not there yet, but I'm getting there. I'm suffered much emotional pain and heartache over the last 10 years or so, but God has healed me every time. And every time he heals me, I get a little bit stronger. I'm believing that one day I will be emotionally strong enough to go off my medication completely. Psa 147:3 He heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds.
I've been on Lithium for 20 years and haven't had an episode for 17 years. I give all the credit to God for keeping me well and helping me to stay on my meds (more or less, I'm not perfect! I believe that only God can heal BPD. I'm not there yet, but I'm getting there. I'm suffered much emotional pain and heartache over the last 10 years or so, but God has healed me every time. And every time he heals me, I get a little bit stronger. I'm believing that one day I will be emotionally strong enough to go off my medication completely. Psa 147:3 He heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds.