Kathryn
It was on fire when I laid down on it.
Also, BPD tends to improve a LOT after age 40. How old is this woman? I don't know much about autism, other than that there are many different types and levels. As for the severe, clinical depression, all I know is that my MIL suffered from it pretty severely (she was even hospitalized for six months after a failed suicide attempt, and she was glad afterward that she had not succeeded). After her failed suicide attempt, due to her clinical depression, which was severe as I stated before, she switched doctors and treatment plans and became much improved.
My brother is severely mentally ill. He's schizophrenic but on his meds he makes perfect sense and lives a pretty good life. Talk about never getting better. He never will get better. There's no cure for his condition and he will have to be closely monitored for the rest of his life. Off his meds, he's a complete lunatic. But there's no guarantee that the meds he's on will continue to work, so he has to be very closely monitored, as I've stated. He was raised in a non conformist and affluent family, with parents who love him (though my mom was bipolar, so I do have some experience with mental health issues, between my mom, my brother, and my MIL). Anyway, my point is that though he is not living the life he was raised to live, he's living the life God gave him, and I can't imagine him wanting to off himself, though I'm sure he's gone through some really tough times.
My brother is severely mentally ill. He's schizophrenic but on his meds he makes perfect sense and lives a pretty good life. Talk about never getting better. He never will get better. There's no cure for his condition and he will have to be closely monitored for the rest of his life. Off his meds, he's a complete lunatic. But there's no guarantee that the meds he's on will continue to work, so he has to be very closely monitored, as I've stated. He was raised in a non conformist and affluent family, with parents who love him (though my mom was bipolar, so I do have some experience with mental health issues, between my mom, my brother, and my MIL). Anyway, my point is that though he is not living the life he was raised to live, he's living the life God gave him, and I can't imagine him wanting to off himself, though I'm sure he's gone through some really tough times.
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