06-05-2026 12:05 PM
06-05-2026 12:05 PM
Its been said that in 2027 people with borderline can apply for assisted death. Why? Is it because they don't know how to deal with us? Or is it because BPD is the most painful mental condition
06-05-2026 12:09 PM
06-05-2026 12:09 PM
Hey @Sally77, welcome to the Forums and thank you for sharing your experiences with the community!
It sounds like you have been through a lot over the years and that you are very resilient and brave. It takes courage to be able to share our challenging experiences with the community and I appreciate your vulnerablility.
You may also like to introduce your self here: https://saneforums.org/t5/Welcome-and-getting-started/Welcome-Introduce-yourself-here/m-p/1149480
I encourage you to continue to share your experiences with your peers and I believe they may have some insights to share!
Take care
RiverSeal
06-05-2026 01:48 PM
06-05-2026 01:48 PM
Hey @Sally77, thank you for adding this discussion point for the community!
This highlights that people who experience mental health have self-determination and demonstrates the value of lived experience. This names a painful situation and ask's an uncomfortable question whilst seeking connection with your peers.
I believe that the community will have some insights to share with this question!
Thanks again 🙂
RiverSeal
13-05-2026 04:37 AM
13-05-2026 04:37 AM
Oh my eldest daughter she used have soooooo much rage she'd punch holes in the walls wed always have plaster the holes up she was so so violent. She's alot more mellow now actually a disability worker now and loves her job 🙏
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