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Intro, 16yr daughter, here to learn how to support her, trying to stay positive
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My 16 year old daughter recently came home from an adolescent psychiatric unit, this was her second hospitalization this year for suicidality. Her diagnosis is BPD and I am trying to learn how to support her and keep my family and finances intact. So far it is grueling and I am feeling rather grim. I am looking for information and support in learning how to navigate this new "normal". I have an 8 year old daughter as well and it is a struggle to keep everything afloat and keep everyone positive.
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Hi LoRo,
I'm glad that you found our community
There is very helpful information on the right hand margin to start---->
How early did your daughter develop BPD like behaviors? It's good that you found help for het buy I realize that it can get expensive. The therapy for my son with ASD (not BPD) was expensive, but nowhere near that of an inpatient facility.
How of this affecting your 8 year old daughter?
I hope to hear more and how best wee can support you.
I know the info in the right margin is a lot. Please feel free to ask any and all questions.
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Hi there
LoRo
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welcoming you to the family, I'm glad you've joined us all here for support, it's made the world of difference for me and I hope the same for you.
Ugh, I recognise that gruelling feeling you describe (from a few years back) , you've a lot on your plate. Are you getting anytime for you to self care this is so very important
LoRo
, especially to help us keep positive and cope.
What's your biggest challenge at the moment?
We're here for you, welcome again.
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I am so sorry to hear that your daughter has had two hospitalisations this year, what a worry for you and how difficult having an 8 year old too who’s needs also must be met. How are you coping? Do you have family and/or friends who you can rely on for support? x
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