[ SECRET POST #3457 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3457 ⌋

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Comments

Re: People with mental disorders

[feotakahari]

Yeah, DID diagnosis is a messy affair. One of the folks who helped popularize and codify the diagnosis was Colin Ross, also known for this crap: http://www.dallasobserver.com/news/colin-ross-has-an-eyebeam-of-energy-hed-like-you-to-hear-7121325 There are still some total nutjobs who've latched onto DID as their diagnosis of choice.

Re: People with mental disorders

[kallanda_lee]

Dude, I met a woman who did scrying and homeopathy; and a hypnotist. Trust me, I had worse. Though the mess that is mental healthcare infuriates me.

I do not think I have DID. I think "me" on depression and anxiety is just very different to the "me" who isn't. And this is unsettling to people. I compartmentalize a lot, too. Like down to not liking the same colors or clothes, wearing my hair differently..even going by different names, so I can sort of see how shrinks would think that.

I'm not convinced on the psychosis, either. Though I think the depression and (existential) anxiety is spot on. I used to think the ptsd was bullshit, but I think they had a point in retrospect.

Re: People with mental disorders

[(Anonymous)]

My husband was dxd with "atypical multiple personality disorder" by his therapist. My SO also had PTSD, along with panic attacks that were thought to be seizures for a while. Our experience did not follow the publicized "norms" & was terribly complicated to endure/recover from. Best of luck in finding whatever will work for you, Kallanda Lee.

Re: People with mental disorders

[kallanda_lee]

Honestly, I'm not really looking. Best thing is for people just to let me be. Doesn't help I consider psychiatrists to be hostile by default.