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"The Boy": A Tale of An Abused Boy's Love - and the Man Who Found Him
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Tag Archives: military
DID Detectives: Tricks of the Mind
It was while we were in Puerto Rico this last summer that we became aware that there was ‘someone’ playing mind tricks on us – and it wasn’t just from ‘outside’. It was an insider one as well. And we … Continue reading
Posted in Almond, DID, DID Detective, Military
Tagged child abuse survivor, DID, experiences, Mental Health, military, psycho-analysis, Psychology
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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
Memories Remembered and Never Forgot
Memory is a funny thing: it is malleable, and prone to err. Add to that people’s tendency towards projecting their own assumptions, perceptions, and emotions upon an event – or an event not wholly glimpsed or heard – and you … Continue reading
Posted in child abuse survivor, children, Military, MKULTRA, war
Tagged army brat, child abuse survivor, education, military, Psychology
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Something Good, Something Bad . . .
Here’s a picture of something good: These are baby chickies at my friend’s house. He had a bucket full of them. They are being born out of season. He keeps them in his house. They are very cute and things. … Continue reading
Goodbye – for a While
We must leave tomorrow – leaving the North American continent and flying far South of here to rescue a man. We shall be gone for a long while – three weeks – at which time we will return, bringing this … Continue reading
Posted in Alters, Anger, child abuse survivor, Costs of Child Abuse, Counselors, depression, DID, dissociative identity disorder, Family, JefferyW, Life, Matthew, mental health, MPD, psycho-analysis, therapist, therapy, war
Tagged child abuse, child abuse survivor, children, coincidence, counseling, DID, dissociative identity disorder, family, health, human interest, Jeff's Song, jeffssong, journey, Mental Health, mental wellness, military, multiple personality disorder, Psychology, rescue, social issues, therapy, travel, trouble, wellness
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Accidental Karma
When the doctors ask me “Have you ever been in an accident?”, the first thing I do is laugh (and laugh and laugh) and ask them if they’ve got an hour to spare, because I gave up counting the number … Continue reading
Posted in child abuse survivor, dissociative identity disorder, Life, Marine Corps, survivor, war
Tagged acccidents, car wreck, DID, disability, dissociative identity disorder, experiences, Marine Corps, Marines, military, pain, trauma, War, wellness, wrecks
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A Marine Corps Tale: Tears in the Sand
It was hot. But then again, I thought, the desert was supposed to be hot. Being a Southern boy, I had a natural advantage – the heat I was used to was hot and humid; this was hot and dry. … Continue reading
Posted in Anger, child abuse survivor, Counselors, depression, DID, JefferyW, Life, Marine Corps, Matthew, mental health, Mental Health Professionals, PTSD, The Lost Journals, war
Tagged child abuse survivor, death, human interest, injuries, issues, loss, Marine Corps, Mental Health, military, PTSD, social issues, soldier, therapy, training, USMC, War, wellness, writing
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The Soldier
(as part of my ‘self-inventory’, meaning literally, an ‘inventory of selves”) The Soldier (aka “Sarge” and “The Marine”) is #4 or so on our list of “power members”; that is to say “he” can come forward of his own volition, … Continue reading
Posted in child abuse survivor, Counselors, DID, DID Advantages, dissociative identity disorder, Mental Health Professionals, MPD, Psychiatry, psycho-analysis, Psychology, Schizophrenia, social issues, therapy
Tagged child abuse survivor, counseling, DID, dissociative identity disorder, fitness, health, Jeff's Song, Marine Corps, Mental Health, mental wellness, military, MPD, MPD/DID, multiple personality disorder, personality disorder, Psychiatry, psycho-analysis, Psychology, PTSD, soldier, therapy, USMC
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Soldier’s Pay – A Mad Marine’s Perspective
So . . . Congress is going to ‘delay’ soldier’s pay until they pass a new budget. ARE THESE FOLKS CRAZY??? You are talking about tickin’ off all the guys with the really cool guns! That’s how military coups get … Continue reading
