I analyze narratives of people diagnosed with ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) and BPD (Borderline Personality Disorder) to search for new evidence to improved efficacy in treatments environments. The evidence of suffering -particularly the social suffering- is revealed as a reality with great presence in these powerfull narratives, which must necessarily be considered to articulate new paths, or improve therapeutic procedures and conventional treatment aimed towards healing of these people. From my research experience, I propose understand these stories of grief as evidence for the clinic. So these narratives of suffering subjectivities can become auditors healthcare quality documents, allowing evaluating and improving practices by incorporating a different and more social understanding from the disorders. This perspective is implemented is of a social approach, based in a particular way in the social theory of emotions and anthropology of emotions. Ethnographic and narrative materials analyzed relate mainly to the fieldwork of the author, and researchs conducted by the author over the past five years, both in Spain and Mexico.