A Sad and Sorry State of Disorder: A Journey into Borderline Personality Disorder (and out the other side)

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A Sad and Sorry State of Disorder: A Journey into Borderline Personality Disorder (and out the other side)

A Sad and Sorry State of Disorder: A Journey into Borderline Personality Disorder (and out the other side)

2018-02-20 A Sad and Sorry State of Disorder: A Journey into Borderline Personality Disorder (and out the other side)

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It tells a powerful story very clearly, without self-indulgence (despite being such a personal testimony) and makes for thoughtful and enriching reading. The lows are very low, but her strength, talent, and determination shine through, and anyone else feeling low can only be inspired by her story. -- Alison Matheson, Psychotherapist, Oxfordshire Counselling What a pleasure it was to read this honest and heartfelt book. -- Ben Ballin, Education Consultant This book is a tremendous insight into the mind of someone with borderline personality disorder; it delves into the dark (and light) truths of the disorder, revealing symptoms that so many encounter but very few discuss. -- Lucy Spraggan, singer-songwriter . The book is honest, engaging, and upbeat - Tracy shows her journey and the steps on the way to a much happier and fulfilled life. -- Dr Heather Castillo, Independent Consultant and author of 'Personali

Tracy Barker is an expert by experience on how to live with and manage borderline personality disorder (BPD), now a happily married home maker, committed to raising awareness of BPD.

Tracy shares how she has gone from being in full-time therapy to happily married, offering hope to those living with BPD, and providing awareness of the condition to their families and friends.. Based on her own experience of living with BPD, Tracy Barker shares how she has learned to manage the condition and live a full life. It is me making an effort to raise awareness of this very misunderstood mental illness.Borderline personality disorder (BPD) is often considered difficult, if not impossible to treat by medical professionals. With poetry used to capture her lowest moments, this book gives an unfiltered look into life with BPD. This can make the situation seem hopeless to those who are diagnosed with BPD. This is me offering hope, if that is what is needed, whether you suffer from borderline pers