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Originally Posted by itsmeleyreagain
What really mattered the most was getting into a good therapeutic relationship and sticking with it over time. It sometimes helped to use a "DID framework" and "language" to explain what was going on in my head.
This is what I feel I really want, if you understand. But I have also many fears. Running away from myself and my problems is something I have done so much in my life sometimes it's like a pleasure...
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It took years for me to learn that I might be DID. At first it was a relief to know I wasn't losing my mind. It took time for me to settle in with the diagnosis. I was fine with it one time and upset with it the next. The important aspect of being diagnosed DID was having a jump off point for my therapy. And I have to say with a little medication and therapy I have begun to move forward. And that feels good.