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If you have more than one mental health condition, how do you find they trigger or relate to each other?
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Depression
Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD)
Anxiety (Including GAD)
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@Abbys thanks good luck and hope for the best with you too
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I have ADD, BPD, depression, and eating disorder, bipolar, extreme OCD and PTSD. I find that they all are intertwined with each other and I don't know what behavior happens cause it can be from so many disorders. Good luck, and hope for the best for you
I have BPD and schizophrenia and adhd and ednos and depression amd anxiety. Most of mine are trigger on how i feel or if im stressed like going to the doctors or something
having bpd and autism is like holding a lighter next to oil. they trigger each other often. if i get really angry or sad, i get sent into inconsolable episodes, which are followed by episodes where i can't talk because extreme mood swings exhaust me and trigger that part of my autism. sometimes when i can't follow my routines exactly how i like (autism) i get sent into fits of rage or crying that lasts anywhere from minutes to hours. it's tumultuous
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