I've dealt with dissociation before, not DID and I have read up on alot of it even if I do not have DID.

I don't think sharing info on sites that help people can do any harm in it.

Nothing i've posted I'd hope would do harm, if I thought that anything was posted that even remotely could I would never have posted it.

I did go through the site and looked at the links and thought that they could be helpful and postive, otherwise I wouldn't have post it.

I don't mean get over it as in GET OVER IT!! that would be harsh... it is a website that helps with different coping methods for people who have expierenced or have DID themselves... I would never ever tell someone to get over something like that.

Sorry you took it the wrong way, but that isn't want I was saying.

I'm not here to do any wrong doing, everyone knows that.. I am here to give support.

I'm not the only one that has sent out helpful links or websites... there are tons of them out there and are postive to go to and read up on sucess stories etc.

IF no one likes this post then feel free to delete it. But if you find it helpful I am glad... Don't want people to take this post the wrong way.


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