From Adrian:

http://goo.gl/yy5TB

"It wasn't till I got here that I understood why I was so unhappy, 
why I was so miserable," Marshall said. "But understanding is merely 
the beginning of the journey."

Marshall underwent three types of treatment. He met on a daily basis 
with clinicians and fellow BPD patients for at least four hours a day 
learning how to properly process his emotions. He's discovering 
things like mindfulness, radical acceptance, distress tolerance, 
which comes naturally to most, but doesn't to someone suffering from BPD.

"Anytime there's conflict it's a challenge," Marshall said. "What I'm 
feeling or trying to get across is right, but I'm reacting wrong. My 
actions or what I'm saying is not effective or productive and it 
makes the situation worse."

http://goo.gl/9dHt3



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