First off, I'm new here. Been recently diagnosed and since a few days out of (my first and hopefully last) admittance to the psychiatric ward of the local hospital. (If you read through my posts, you'll find the last 2 I was unable to pretty much comment and my partner made things worse by patrolling the posts. Besides that... Feel free to browse my history to learn some more about me.

Anyway - to topic:

I'm a planner, designer, and I like to invent or alter existing things to suit my needs. Since the diagnosis and coming to terms with it, I'm planning on building a tool to help track down how many good days there were, versus how many bad days. 

The designed device works in a circular motion where you can only alter the current day. There are about 28 days to be registered as such; when the final day is reached, the first is overridden and so on. There are 2 circles parallel to each other - one that lets you rate your day, the other to review yourself on how you treat others (including yourself).

The system is intended to be used with a diary to find trigger points and things to work on; and to encourage to keep going on when going through a tough time - if you did all you could or if there were some great days, it is easier to go through the sludge of heartache. This because you can see your day's run up to 4 weeks back.

I've got schematics done, and will get started on this soon to build myself a prototype. For starters I'm thinking of a bracer for lower arm, amulets, and interactive plates to hang on walls. Plan is to make various and customized if there is interest. If you got some advice, let me know!

Also.... Do BPD in general do well or not well at all with such things?

Thank you for reading.