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I have no idea what post you were referring to here in your reply,Mia,but I

totally agree with you that C-PTSD is not the same as BPD!!! I have C-PTSD too

and I don't split people black/white or have compulsive rages etc etc.

For me,actually,the C-PTSD symptoms that have tortured me the most are

" revictimization " , " lack of sustaining faith " and " feeling utterly alone " .

It's not the same thing as BPD,no.People with C-PTSD are painfully

aware of their symptoms.And we don't blame everyone else,we blame ourselves :(

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> I would not consider CPTSD the same as BPD at all. I have cPTSD and my

> therpist says it is not the same as BPD. CPTSD is different from PTSD in

> that the person with CPTSD has undergone repeated long term traumas instead

> of one or short term trauma which would cause PTSD.

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> After doing a lot of reading on the subject I believe whole heartedly that

> they are different. I'm not BPD. I'm not manipulative, not a liar, self

> injurious or an abuser in the way my nada was at all. I have never had a

> problem owning up to my mistakes, saying sorry & really meaning it, etc.

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> I know you are not insinuating that myself or anyone else with CPTSD is

> actually suffering from BPD so please don't take it the wrong way, I'm not

> angry or anything like that. Obviously therapist & psychologist opinions

> will vary. But from my own research I do not fit the criteria for BPD and

> my therapist says they are different and I do believe that. She has also

> told me I do not fit the criteria for BPD (trust me, with the way my nada

> projected all her own hatred onto me, that was something that was/is an

> issue for me because I was always " the crazy one " in my nadas eyes.)

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> One thing she was trying to explain to me with trauma is this: When one

> undergoes repeated traumas, there are several paths they can take, two of

> those being CPTSD & BPD. They may be viewed by some as cousins, but no,

> they are not the same.

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> I hope this makes sense.

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> Mia

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