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Subject: Re: parents of borderline adult Author: Susan [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 08:24:30 10/30/03 Thu In reply to: ann 's message, "parents of borderline adult" on 02:59:30 10/17/03 Fri My son was diagnosed when he attempted suicide. His therapist virtually told me to get out of his life and he'd be much better. He has not been able to hold a job over the past two years since diagnoses. Have your daughter's drs been willing to let you be part of therapy? How have you been able to "get in" and stay involved so you can help? Susan P.S. There is almost no support for us who have adult BPD children [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date Re: parents of borderline adult wendy 02:39:40 03/11/04 Thu