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Hey everybody, welcome to another episode of Light the Fight.

And I'm answering a question from Instagram about borderline personality disorder.

In fact, this question more specifically

says, let me pull it up real quick here. All right, how to parent an adult child with borderline

personality disorder. Before I answer this question, I want to give a big apology to all you listeners

that have been waiting about three months for me to do another episode on borderline

personal disorder. I do apologize. I promised you guys. In fact, I know my assistant producer,

main man guy, he'd direct message a lot of people back about their questions about borderline

personal disorder. I'm sorry. I apologize. I did not get back to your

DMs and I'm just realizing that right now. I thought, hey, I'm just going to answer this question

about borderline personality disorder. And then I remembered I did not answer other people's questions

about borderline personality disorder. And I was supposed to do another episode on it months ago.

So again, I apologize. I'm sorry. And I'm going to

do my best right now to give you some information about it. So I've given two episodes before.

They were both on my other, uh, episodes called OG therapy. And so check those out. One was

about borderline personality disorder. Talked about my origin story, about my family history and my

experiences with it with clients. And my second episode, I about my origin story, about my family history and my experiences with

it with clients.

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