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NG talked about it on her show. But I am referring to the actual info.
If you don't get a ************ in the post, it should be fine as long as it isn't some random blogger.
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Mods, can we post the site or not? Where the info is listed?
NG talked about it on her show. But I am referring to the actual info.
by his mother's new hubby. That is a bit different, but I wonder what the story is on the bio-father of Kaine.[/QUOTE]
But as neither POI or suspect, bio grandfather of Kyron (bio father of Kaine) is not to be sleuthed, correct?
Terri is not a POI or suspect either. Why is info for her allowed but not Kaine?
Martin Williams, a forensic psychologist in San Jose, Calif., also says putting a hit on someone would be a strong indicator of psychosis.
“If it’s true, then you figure this is someone whose mind is open to using murder as a solution,” Williams says. “One of the things that stops us all from being murderers is not just the consequences, it’s a feeling of empathy for other people. Psychopaths don’t have that.”
RAD is very severe. Think of the girl in California that they put into a blanket to simulate rebirth. The therapists were tried for murder when the child died. I believe that they were convicted.
I think that the continuum of attachment disorder is very interesting and something that I thought from almost the beginning.
How about "borderline personality disorder" where there is a void that can never be filled. No amount of cars, success, etc fills the void.
Thank You, Donjeta, for pointing this out! I was pretty shocked when I read this, yet I have seen "psychosis" being used in papers relating to Psychopaths. I am beginning to wonder if the term is starting to have two meanings.Just want to note that psychosis and psychopath are two different things.
My personal opinion from extensive experience with Untreated Borderline's... is that I don't think Terri is Borderline from what I have seen and heard. Elizabeth Johnson, has some traits from what I know of her up until her incarceration. Casey Anthony also has some traits.
Often it is some type of "addiction" that they use to try and fill the void. (Shopping, gambling, self injury, sex, reckless behavior, drugs, alcohol, etc.) But I've seen no evidence of that with Terri aside from one DUI. So bodybuilding would be the only thing I could see being an "addiction."
Untreated Borderline's are very black and white. There is no gray area. If you go on vacation... they feel you are gone forever. If you say you will call them and you don't, they think you hate them.
They feel all emotions stronger than everyone else, but they may not show them. Their love is overpowering, their anger is debilitating, their grief is consuming.
They love you or they hate you. No gray area.
I have not heard anything like that about Terri yet. However, if we start hearing that "One day she loves you and the next she hates you." Then I would consider it.
Generally speaking a Borderline is VERY adaptable and good at "blocking" things out for quite a while. So I don't expect jail, boot camp, a wilderness program or a mental hospital to change them much. I would also not be surprised if they did not bond to their child or could easily adapt without the child. (Elizabeth again.)
Although there are a couple of possible Borderline traits, a couple of things that make me go hmmm.... there is nowhere near enough for me to say I even think she might be Borderline. There are critical things that I just haven't seen yet.
"I Hate You Don't Leave Me" - (good book, but the title alone sums up Borderlines. Imagine for a moment... how it would be to truly feel that way about your spouse.)
I have to agree with Haeve... NPD looks more likely, but I still don't have enough to say I think that's what it is.
http://www.nimh.nih.gov/health/publications/borderline-personality-disorder-fact-sheet/index.shtml
Good info on BPD @ the above link, based on 2001 research findings, if anyone cares to read up on it.
BPD is more common that bipolar disorder, affects women more often than men, and is responsible for 20% of psychiatric hospitalizations..
For borderline, I am going with the diagnosis that was given to a female relative of mine that was adopted.
Maybe they were wrong in the diagnosis. But she seems a lot like TH to me. I have never seen the "I love you and hate you" stuff with my relative, so perhaps the diagnosis is wrong.
Just want to note that psychosis and psychopath are two different things.
Frankly, I don't believe we have enough insight into TH's verified behavior to make any kind of a supposition, the same as DY, TY, or KH. All we have to work with are allegations and a few, short, orchestrated pressers.
In my opinion, it isn't fair or necessary to make uneducated judgments about TH's mental state. Why not wait until LE actually charges her with something?
If they do a Psych Analysis on Terri I feel in all fairness they need to do it on everyone concerned.
I don't know if you are a professional in the field or not but this is one of the best descriptions I have read about Borderlines. Thank you.
Symptoms of Borderline Personality Disorder
While a person with depression or bipolar disorder typically endures the same mood for weeks, a person with BPD may experience intense bouts of anger, depression, and anxiety that may last only hours, or at most a day.
People with BPD often have highly unstable patterns of social relationships. While they can develop intense but stormy attachments, their attitudes towards family, friends, and loved ones may suddenly shift from idealization (great admiration and love) to devaluation (intense anger and dislike).
Thus, they may form an immediate attachment and idealize the other person, but when a slight separation or conflict occurs, they switch unexpectedly to the other extreme and angrily accuse the other person of not caring for them at all.
Even with family members, individuals with BPD are highly sensitive to rejection, reacting with anger and distress to such mild separations as a vacation, a business trip, or a sudden change in plans.
http://www.nimh.nih.gov/health/publications/borderline-personality-disorder-fact-sheet/index.shtml
Again, I am not saying that anybody has any diagnosis. I am speaking from my personal experience and sharing information so that people have it. There is nothing wrong with learning something new and it is important to me that people understand Borderlines a little bit more.
While less well known than schizophrenia or bipolar disorder (manic-depressive illness), BPD is more common, affecting 2 percent of adults, mostly young women.
Here is the diagnostic criteria if you would like to take a look at it in regards to your relative. Black and white thinking is essentially the basis of a Borderline. If you look at the diagnostic criteria and think about it... everything is one extreme or the other.
Keep in mind that this is all for an untreated Borderline. If your relative has been in therapy and/or on medication they may not even meet the diagnostic criteria anymore. You may not see these things if she is doing really well.![]()
lol excellent catch
Guess he's not as much of an expert as he seems to think?