HELP!I seem to fit most mental conditions such as borderline personality disorde!

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I'm sorry to hear you are feeling this way, and YES talk to someone about it! If you feel you need some support and someone to talk to then reach out for help. This doesn't necessarily mean that you have anything wrong, you have had different experiences that have impacted how you feel about things today. You can continue to talk to you doctor who diagnosed you with the PTSD and OCD or a school counselor,family, therapist, or pastor/priest. Just talk to someone that you trust and can get you support and help that you need.

If you want to talk, you can also call the Boys Town National Hotline at 1-800-448-3000. You can also email or chat with a Counselor at the website www.YourLifeYourVoice.org. Take Care!

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No there is none of these things you talk of. Ok so there are 3 parts to one person. A whole bunch of people call this christian but nope.You have me myself and I am. So dont be I this or I that. Be....

I AM

I AM has its own recognition so now seperate that from me. The journey is the destination.Dont run so fast ok. I hope this helps you. Just find that seperation from the mind and the heart and then the spirit will find its own self. Let worrying worry.

Ive felt this way at one point and now Im 30 but I Am is not 30

yes you should get help so that you can recover. i have ptsd too. its hard but with support it gets more manageable. I am here for you. if you want to theres a online support site that has forums on ptsd, borderline personality disorder, bipolar, and a lot of other forums http://selfhelp.yuku.com is the link.

i want to help you.

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You definitely wouldn't be diagnosed with a personality disorder at this stage, because personality disorders are only diagnosed after you turn 18 (your personality may change before then).

If you were professionally diagnosed with these disorders, your doctor would be the best person to go to for referrals to psychologists and other treatment. CBT doesn't help everyone, different people need different approaches. Try another therapist that used a different approach. Depending on exactly what kind of things happened in the past, something like family therapy might be helpful, if you want to work at therapy with your parents. Ask your doctor (or whoever diagnosed you with PTSD and OCD).

There's nothing wrong with asking for help. Denying that there's anything wrong and ignoring the problem won't help, it will only make things worse in the long run.

It's ok to have several disorders all at once. It's called comorbidity, and it happens quite a lot (I myself have bulimia, borderline personality disorder, depression, and a dissociation disorder). It's actually really rare to have just one thing, most people have more than one.


Another thing that you might find helpful: have you considered joining a mental health forum? It will help you see that you're not the only one going through these things. Here are a few I found:
http://www.ptsdforum.org/c/portal/
http://www.camh.org.uk/
http://www.mentalhealthforum.com/