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Originally Posted by QuietMind
****. I have signs of dissociaton, if the below article is credible. I'm both scared as ****, but also strangely reassured because I've struggled to name some of my experiences.
From - http://www.mind.org.uk/…/types-of-…/dissociative-disorders/…
* not being able to remember information about yourself or about things that happened in your life
* feeling as though the world around you is unreal
* feeling as if you are just observing your emotions
* feeling disconnected from parts of your body or your emotions
feeling as if you are floating away
* speaking in a different voice or voices
Couchies, jedi hugs please... |
Big Jedi hugs, QM. And, speaking as one who has Dissociative Identity Disorder, you will get used to having that diagnosis. And things will get better.
It is also worth noting that some other diagnoses have dissociation as a symptom. PTSD for example. And there are grounding techniques that will eventually help. It took me a long time, but things are finally getting better.