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Tag Archives: MPD
DID & Me: The Delusion – A Logical View
This is a logical viewpoint of “DID” through the lens of professionals and most laymen. The views presented here do not necessarily reflect the views of the entire system, ‘my’ system, or the medical community. In order to be fair … Continue reading
The Altering of Alters: Self-Therapy Sessions
We were talking to someone . . . I don’t remember who, and they were wondering where we fit in on their scale in terms of healing and/or being “healed” (e.g. cured of their abuse and shame issues) – and … Continue reading
Posted in Alters, child abuse survivor, DID
Tagged DID, dissociative identity disorder, mental wellness, MPD, self improvement, therapy
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DID & Me: Alters Having Alters of Their Own
DID & Me: How Alters Can Have Alters of Their Own Alternate personalities apparently can have alternate personalities of their own – ones ‘they’ invented along the way, and which therefore are a part of them. A part of a … Continue reading
Posted in Alters, DID, DID Detective
Tagged DID, dissociative identity disorder, Mental Health, MPD, personality disorder, Psychiatry, psycho-analysis, Psychology, therapy
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Everyone is DID
Everyone is DID, at least a bit. You have to be. Those ‘masks‘ you wear to work, that home-time persona – the lover in the darkness, the player with the kids: all ‘aspects’ (in a way) of a DID system. … Continue reading
Posted in DID, Life
Tagged DID, experiences, family, growing up, masks, Mental Health, MPD, multiple personality disorder, personas
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DID & Me: There is no ‘I’ in “We”
A commenter asked me something that really made me sit back and think. And then “I” got a shock. There is no “I” in our system. There is no ‘one’ at all (excuse the pun and double meaning. A lot … Continue reading
Posted in child abuse survivor
Tagged child abuse survivor, DID, life, Mental Health, mental wellness, MPD, multiple personality disorder, self, tolerance
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Who Are “WE”?
About a week ago (it seems), a blogger asked a very important question which has for a long time bothered me: “How many are there in you?”. (Thanks, Hobs! – evil grimace, friendly grin, et cetra ad infinitum.) And if … Continue reading
When the Father Becomes the Son
If you don’t know me by now, welcome to the world of DID where everything is in reverse some of the time, like Alice looking into the Looking Glass Mirror. Where age doesn’t mean a thing, size and gender don’t … 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
Redundancy – and Simplicity
Years back our kitchen sink backed up. Despite the chemicals that we poured or treatments that we treated, it remained a problem. So we finally snaked it out with a fifty foot long piece of telephone anchor wire we had … Continue reading
