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Could you possibly recover from severe narcissism, bpd, and histrionic personality disorder?
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Possible: It is not a walk in the park, but recovery is always possible. With this list of issues, you will need both personal commitment to healing, and skilled psychotherapists and psychiatrists working with you over time. Multiple types of therapy may be called for in your situation. Hoping you put this team together and work with them faithfully.
Answered 4/11/2015
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