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Sep 02, 2009, 12:41 AM
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Member Since: Mar 2009
Location: So Cal
Posts: 3,342
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Kris...
I am sorry if you think I was questioning your diagnosis or your experiences. I was doing neither, actually. Your experiences are your own, regardless what you, a therapist, or anyone else labels them. They are what they are.
I was merely trying to offer you some info on the mental health communities "theories" and understandings of DID as you sounded like you may have been struggling with things a bit.
You can believe whatever you like about DID and your issues. It bothers me none that you disagree with the "theories" and it's cool that you choose to explore other ideas. Good for you.
Pretty much everything is a theory really. All that says is that someone came up with an idea, created a hypothesis, participated in researching the evidence that supported and did not support their hypothesis, and after a certain amount of research and documentation decided to claim something as true, or accurate. In this world, theories abound.
I hope that you are able to find what you are looking for in a T, and in your own personal theories about your experiences.
Take care....
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