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Hello there
I plan to use this group as a resource for clients and peers that need support for BPD relationships. Of course, I will also be using it for myself as my mother is currently giving me the cold shoulder. Sigh...
Thanks and glad to meet you all.
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Can you tell us more about your mom? What happened that she started giving you the cold shoulder?
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Hi,
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As you may have already discovered, there are some tremendous resources here that I've found helpful that you may also find helpful. Start exploring by checking out the links on the right side of this page.
Participating on other people's threads by sharing your thoughts and experiences is another great way to learn.
Echoing
Mutt
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