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Good afternoon, and Happy New Year. I am just now joining this support group. Our 19 year old son was diagnosed in July of 2018, and we are working hard to get him help and learn as much as we can about BPD. Thank you, and I look forward giving and receiving help in this online community.
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hi MagnoliaBloom and
what led up to the diagnosis? how has everyone taken it?
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