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Jun 18, 2012, 07:07 PM
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Member Since: Oct 2009
Location: Louisianna
Posts: 1,473
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Thank you all, and sorry I missed your first and second response amanda, and they were very helpful and informative. It helps shed some light on the topic, and helps me to understand.
I don't however understand why they are looked at so similarily if they do in fact have many different symptoms. Some things I may never understand though.
I remember a couple of years ago when I was in a very difficult time, my "psychosis" if you will and my DID were extreme at the time. I was straight out dillusional, thinking perhaps everyone I came in contact with were in my head, were my other parts, that I was trapped inside with them and someone was out in the "body". I still get that idea from time to time, which is why I try to stay away from the schizophrenia board as well. I've lately been catching myself thinking things such as these, thinking I don't exist, thinking I'm not real or the world isn't real. Perhaps this is one of the similarities between psychosis and DID? isn't there a "real" factor in dissociation and in psychosis?
I'm trying to make it to the confronting abuse chat that was supposed to start 7 minutes ago, I will try to reply to everyone after chat 
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