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Old Apr 05, 2016, 03:18 PM
irishmaiden78 irishmaiden78 is offline
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Originally Posted by skeksi View Post
Is she aware of the diagnosis? It may be frightneing for her but at that same time reassuring to know she's not crazy. Acceptance of her experiences is key. She may feel that what is going on inside of her is strange or shameful. Let her share as much as she is comfortable with and accept it completely. If you have not entered into family counseling, that is a good next step.

I also suggest discussing with her treatment team how the ASD and DID overlap.
Actually she embraces it, very much so. To her, it makes all the sense in the world for the most part but it can be hard when dealing with her emotions since she's smack dab in the middle of puberty. *sigh* Emotions are hard enough I would think without feeling them from 4 other people.
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