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Title: Great lil vid and delivered in a somewhat humourous manner Post by: Rickybee on May 26, 2016, 05:24:45 PM I was also curious as to why there is not more media coverage on BPD and the effects it can have on peoples lives, perhaps bringing about more awareness could help provoke treatment and understanding BPD... 9 out of 10 people have never heard of it, would be good to see a documentary n the BBC because this is a real illness and its out there, as we got to realise... .this vid is not exactly PC with some of the words he uses to describe BPD's, he makes a comedy reference about jasper carrot the comedian who would tell jokes about only attracting "nutters"... .the DR in the video is bang on the money if you ask me... it gets to BPD a few minutes in, be good to hear peoples thoughts
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wZHKCbHGlS0 Title: Re: Great lil vid and delivered in a somewhat humourous manner Post by: Herodias on May 26, 2016, 07:24:20 PM I know, I wonder why it is not taught in school about personality disorders... .maybe it would be bad for students who have them though- open up a can of worms. Some movie stars have it, so that brings about awareness. Angela Jolie, Marilyn Monroe, Princess Diana to name a few. You can look them up. Jennifer Aniston's Mother just passed away yesterday and they are saying she was estranged from her Mother due to the mother having BPD. If one out of three woman and one out of four men have it, it would certainly help people deal with it, spot it and maybe even get the help they need. These days they just wait for people to commit a crime and then put them in jail and medicate them. The police have seen their share of PD's... .
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