Guest guest Posted December 30, 2008 Report Share Posted December 30, 2008 What a powerful poem, how brave of you to share it! She said she sees Adult Children of BPD mothers all the time and they all are cutters. Cutting, yes, I have learned it is a way to survive the pain and a signal of the need for help. You are not alone! My daughter's therapist was amazed that I'd never cut myself. (So am I.) Though there have been times when I would think " this will end when I'm dead. " And have scary thoughts. My first scary though was when I was about 6 or 7, I considered jumping out of a third story window to kill myself just to spite my mother, who'd just been very mean to me. Then amazingly I though, " She isn't worth it. " I guess I knew I still had more " play " in me. Flowers in Oz ----- Original Message ----- I so agree with what people are saying in their responses to you- this is so hard- but you are so worth it! We are here- and please I agree talk with someone. The pain can be released in healthier ways. In WTOAdultChildren1 , " hellfireblonde99 " wrote: > > angeandsimon I feel for you. No you're not alone and yes people care. > Unfortunately most of our families are not able to care for us. You must > care for yourself and find support elsewhere. Please find a good > therapist, and don't give up. It can get better, but you must keep trying. > > > > > > i watch the blood pop to the surface Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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