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Children, Parents, or Relatives with BPD => Son, Daughter or Son/Daughter In-law with BPD => Topic started by: Season1 on March 27, 2018, 08:18:01 AM



Title: New here—Struggling to cope with adult daughter's moods
Post by: Season1 on March 27, 2018, 08:18:01 AM
My adult daughter who lives with me has BPD.  I'm nearly 60 and she is 26.  I am struggling to cope with her moods and the forthright way she speaks to my friends.  I love her dearly.  What can I do?


Title: Re: my adult daughter has BPD
Post by: Huat on March 27, 2018, 10:48:58 AM
Hello Season1   Welcome to BPD Family.

For sure, dealing with someone who exhibits BPD behaviours is a struggle... .a real challenge.  Everyone here can attest to that.  So sorry this is your story, too.

Tell us more about your situation.  Is your daughter holding down a job?  Do you have family support?  Have you or your daughter ever had counselling?

So glad you found this website, Season1.  It is a first step towards a different and, hopefully, a better tomorrow.  If you want change to happen, though, it has to start with you.  To the right |---> |---> is a treasure trove of information with links to even more.

What you will find here is support as you walk your way through making changes.  For me, it was nice knowing I had someplace to vent and be heard... .all the while being anonymous.  I could pour out my heart without worrying about being judged.  Hope you find that same kind of comfort here.

Once again... .welcome to you Season1.  As you read the posts of others and have others respond to you, you will find that your story is not totally unique... .you are not alone in your struggles.

Huat



Title: Re: my adult daughter has BPD
Post by: bluek9 on March 28, 2018, 01:58:48 PM
Welcome Season1,

          I join Huat in supporting you and telling you that this is a great place to be for those of us who struggle. Just so you know I can relate, I'm 60 and my daughter (35) lives with me. Yes of course life has been a challenge to say the least. I can tell you with all certainty there is hope! For both of you.
       I'm sorry you are going through this, it's such a hard time; but we are here for you. Please keep posting and us know how you are doing. Ask all the questions you want, you will get feed back. Hope to hear from you soon.


Title: Re: New here—Struggling to cope with adult daughter's moods
Post by: Rosie1q on March 30, 2018, 07:17:25 AM
Hi Season 1.
I’m so glad you have found this site as a mum I can only say welcome  and read everything you can and try using the tools. Have some time out with your friends if you can meet up for a coffee so you get to relax .My daughter is 42 years old and I understand as we all do what you are going through. But with understanding of this horrible illness and being able to share with others in the same boat you hopefully find it helpful. Your not alone we really do understand what you are going through  . We’re here for you take care of yourself  x