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Originally Posted by MoxieDoxie
Well I guess I do not belong here anymore. Here is his response to me.
Hi Moxie, I hope you had a good weekend. I am not sure there is anything "wrong" with you; a lot of your symptoms manifest in the brain trying to protect you from hurtful memories. The "wrong" part is that some of the ways the brains copes can prevent you from doing the things you want.
The diagnosis I have formulated:
C-PTSD (complex)
Rule-out: dissociative identity disorder (a rule-out means its not an "official" diagnosis but there are some criteria met)
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thanks for the update moxie.. though CPTSD is not listed as a ....dissociative disorder (its listed in the Trauma and stressor related disorders, not with that labeling but more individualized according to a persons own symptoms) for some people this does have dissociative symptoms.
my point related to your feeling that you may not belong here in the dissociative disorders board.... if you have dissociation problems regardless of your diagnosis your dissociative posts belong in the dissociative board.
related to your finding out you are not diagnosed OSDD....
I know that you were thinking you had this but i for one am so glad you do not. though OSDD is the least severe dissociative disorder listing wise. its hard because its an on and off and on again kind of thing where the problems come, stick around for only a day or two, a month max then they go away, then something happens where the problem comes back again for a day or two or a month max. its a hard looping thing to cope with, just when I think my macropsia is under control and gone something in my life triggers me into having my dissociation problems again. thank the stars for great doctors and meds that control this problem.
thank you for the update.
