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Monthly Archives: December 2011
DID: A Way of Thinking
If we were to look at this thought rationally and logically, then yes: DID (dissociative identity disorder) is a way of thinking, that’s all. All insanity is. Consider that. Depression, bipolar, psychotic, OCD – it’s all a matter of the … Continue reading
Posted in DID, DID Detective
Tagged child abuse survivor, DID, dissociative identity disorder, Mental Health, Psychology, self improvement
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DID: A State of Mind
It occurred to us last night: DID (dissociative identity disorder) is a state of mind. It is a way of thinking – and dealing with – the outside world. It is a trick invented by a young child’s mind to … Continue reading
Posted in DID, dissociative identity disorder, social issues, social stigma
Tagged DID, health, life, Mental Health, Psychology, social issues, stigma
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DID: Opening Doors to the Spouse
We have been working very HARD on lots of things – analyzing our DID system, ‘opening up’ to the spouse, dealing with the holidays, working on “ourself” (or selves), etc . . . If you’ve been following my blog, you … Continue reading
Posted in child abuse survivor, DID, Life
Tagged DID, life, Mental Health, mental wellness, Psychology, random, relationships
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The Unseen Casualties: The Warrior Child
They are the unseen casualties of a war society; they are the casualties of a peaceful one. And by “they” I mean those children of the warrior society, of the Military Machine. Every civilization has had to have one, I … Continue reading
Christmas, etc. . . .
It’s been a long and comfortable “Christmas” though the season is not gone – at least not until I take down the lights and disassemble the tree. It used to be I’d roll it out the door – we had … Continue reading
Developing DID
They say you aren’t born ‘DID’, or with a dissociative identity diagnosis. And, I reckon, neither were we. ‘We’ were made that way. For the purposes of this discussion, the how’s and wherefore’s are unimportant. The fact is, we were … Continue reading
What We’ve Been Thinking About . . .
(Just to give you some idea of what we are thinking about . . . when we aren’t thinking about anything in particular . . . part of a disease we call associative learning with too much to learn behind … Continue reading
Posted in religion
Tagged dark energy, particle theory, physics, quantum physics, science, theory, time, universe, wave theory
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DID Detectives: Curse vs. Cure
DID Detectives: Curse vs. Cure(s) Being DID, I have a vested interest in learning what I can about dissociative identity diagnosis in general, and ‘myself’ in particular. What I’ve learned thus far is that every DID ‘victim’ is different, therefore … Continue reading
DID: Feeding the Wolves . . . or not.
From “Don’t Feed the Wolf” at http://www.dontfeedthewolf.com – an old Sioux Legend . . . Two Wolves One winter’s evening whilst gathered round a blazing camp fire, an old Sioux Indian chief told his grandson about the inner struggle that … Continue reading
Posted in Alters, child abuse survivor, DID, mental health
Tagged child abuse survivor, DID, Mental Health, mental wellness, therapy
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Random Phrases
Phrases we’ve come up with through the years which have helped us. Hopefully they can help some times. Some you can just say with a wry grimace and a smile while you’re gritting your teeth at things . . . … Continue reading
Posted in child abuse, child abuse survivor, children
Tagged child abuse, child abuse survivor, children, Mental Health, Psychology, self improvement
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