Guest guest Posted December 1, 2008 Report Share Posted December 1, 2008 Hi- I have been observing a bit but don't know how to post a reply- guess I should get the book, but I'm not sure how bpd relates to mpd- it seems to me as if some people on your site may really have parents with mpd, not bpd. Not all, of course, but some of the behaviors mentioned fit better with a person who has mpd rather than bpd. My mom had mpd, but this were referred to me as a site I might find some company- this does seem likely! But the two are different, after all. mpd is very consistent with some of the people who say they 'didn't do (or say)' something everyone knows they did do or say, as well as with those who appear to be being honest, and behave differently when saying they 'don't remember.' With those who appear to be genuinely kind and sincere at some times, and at other times are just the opposite, and then say they 'don't remember' being that way...it's true this appears to be just the kid caught with the 'hand in the cookie jar' kind of 'denying' disclaimer,but if they actually DON'T remember, this would be entirely consistent with mpd, and they would actually,in that case, be telling the truth. It would not be at all surprising if some of the parents on this site had mpd, even if their problem has supposedly been I.D.'d as bpd, because people with mpd have a usual span of 7 years of treatment for something else than mpd, when mpd was the real problem all along.At least the adult children involved should think about it. Ad.Ch.of Mult Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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