Thank you for sharing your story, Anonymous and what a story it is!
It is certainly great to hear both sides of the story with the original writer being the one with the BPD and now the husband who happens to deal with the wife that has BPD.
I think there is a great lesson to be learned here to the original writer, that you may want to seriously think about therapy for your disease. I am certain you do not want to lose your relationship and you clearly wrote that you are very happy. The best idea here is that you already reached out for help here with us, although therapy will clearly help you control the feeling of the 'empty heart syndrome'.
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Thank you for sharing your story, Anonymous and what a story it is!
It is certainly great to hear both sides of the story with the original writer being the one with the BPD and now the husband who happens to deal with the wife that has BPD.
I think there is a great lesson to be learned here to the original writer, that you may want to seriously think about therapy for your disease. I am certain you do not want to lose your relationship and you clearly wrote that you are very happy. The best idea here is that you already reached out for help here with us, although therapy will clearly help you control the feeling of the 'empty heart syndrome'.
Please keep us posted.
December 18, 2010 - 9:43amMissie
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