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Category Archives: Alters
What does resilience mean? Based on a Tweet conversation with NAMI
Here is where my thoughts on this subject began. There was a Tweet chat with NAMI Massachusetts and I saw this statement: NAMIMass A1: It largely depends on the resiliency of the child/adolescent. Some are more or less resilient to #traumatic #stress #mhsm Now at … Continue reading
Posted in DID, dissociative identity disorder, derealization, depersonalization, dissociation, Multiple Personalities, abuse, Alters, Child Molestation, Incest, Child Abuse
Tagged dissociative, DID, dissociative identity disorder, PTSD, dissociative disorder, dissociation, depersonalization, derealization, multiple personalities, abuse, sexual abuse, incest, rape, resiliency, resiliency in abused children
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Therapy session, intimidating path continued Part 2
(Continued from previous post) I told her that after the dreams, my feelings started flowing more normally again and I started seeing images of my uncle and having random thoughts that inspired fear and sadness. I told her that my … Continue reading
Posted in Alters, Child Molestation, DID, dissociative identity disorder, Dreams, Incest, Multiple Personalities, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, PTSD, Sexual Abuse, Therapy, Trauma
Tagged alters, DID, dissociative disorder, dissociative identity disorder, incest, multiple personalities, PTSD, sexual abuse, therapy
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Questioning every feeling
I’ve noticed that since I had those three dreams about the crying children, there has been more trickling in of emotions or thoughts than before. Kind of like the disconnect is lessening a bit at a time. But, this has … Continue reading
A nasty impulse and a HUGE question of why I felt the need to do it *About my doll*
Ok, I had something weird happen: You might remember that I have a doll. She’s a baby doll and I bought her on Ebay because she was made during the years I was a child and therefore looks like the … Continue reading
A brief flood after disconnect and then a sputtering kaput
I recently wrote about this odd disconnect I’ve been having which felt like I was missing a limb. Over the weekend I was on my way back home, still in the car with one of the people I can’t stand, … Continue reading


