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Originally Posted by Claritytoo
I agree that there are a lot of Dr's that only have an educational understanding of the disorder. But my therapist has had someone very close to her with DID. I think that may be one of the reasons she went into that area of therapy. I have had other psychologists, psychiatrists, social workers and was unable to make any progress much less get a diagnosis that fit my symptoms. I finally think I have a chance of living a life with feelings. And that is maybe the only reason I am still in therapy.
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Hi, Claritytoo. I hope my post before didn't seem discouraging. My know-it-all was spouting off and she means to be supportive but can't always focus and phrase things so well. I'm really excited for you that you found a therapist that really knows and understands DID and that we're not all dealing with the same situation. It's so rare. I think any of us would be happy to find someone to help us who actually gets it.
