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Old Dec 04, 2009, 05:37 PM
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Hi! I wanted to introduce myself. I am DID and farily new to this dx. I found out a year ago that I have DID. IT was a hard pill to swollow. Im still struggling with accepting it, even though I know it's true. I look forward to the support and meeting others like me here!
I am married with 3 kids and am employed full time. Hope to get to know some of you here!
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Old Dec 04, 2009, 08:16 PM
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hi Sarayu,

Hope you find what your looking for here.
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Old Dec 04, 2009, 08:17 PM
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Welcome to the DID forum and to PC!
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Old Dec 04, 2009, 08:37 PM
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Hi! I wanted to introduce myself. I am DID and farily new to this dx. I found out a year ago that I have DID. IT was a hard pill to swollow. Im still struggling with accepting it, even though I know it's true. I look forward to the support and meeting others like me here!
I am married with 3 kids and am employed full time. Hope to get to know some of you here!
I'm new too. A friend with DID showed me this site today and I have not been able to take myself away from it. I knew that I had DID before my Psychiatrist did I just didn't know that it was called DID.I was experiencing internal conversations and child like behaviors. 2 years later my Doctor gave it the name of DID. I have had this Disorder for some time now but I can't always control when I switch to another Alter. I think that the both of us will get a lot of support here.
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Old Dec 04, 2009, 09:06 PM
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Nice to meet you all... I had the internal conversations too..and always felt like I was sitting in transparent box lots of times.. never had any idea it was DID.. I always thought DID was like the movie Sybil.. so when they told me I had DID>. i was like.. nooo way.. I dont act like that! silly me eh? lol
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Old Dec 04, 2009, 09:58 PM
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Nice to meet you all... I had the internal conversations too..and always felt like I was sitting in transparent box lots of times.. never had any idea it was DID.. I always thought DID was like the movie Sybil.. so when they told me I had DID>. i was like.. nooo way.. I dont act like that! silly me eh? lol
Yeah, me too! I thought it was "normal" and that "everyone" had the same things going on in their minds, too. Not that I feel "abnormal", but that is what I would think when I was younger.
I didn't get a diag until I was 31!
Once you know, it's hard, but eventually it you work with it and figure out the best and easiest ways to cope.
Im new
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Old Dec 04, 2009, 11:10 PM
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Welcome to PC! This is a fantastic community. We have DID chat and everything!
For us, we knew we inside had each other - often when we had no one else. But we thought everyone at least had their inside family like we did. It was not until a few years ago I actually understood what DID really was about ... and not until this year I had a much better picture of my mental health - along with what needed to happen to help me heal.

DID is not a "dis-ease" ... It is a remedy we had to create in order to survive what life handed to us. A wonderful tool of the mind that we can learn to use in a very healthy way.
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Old Dec 05, 2009, 03:08 AM
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Welcome I've only recently (October 22, 2009) been un-officially diagnosed by a pdoc who hates labels. But I've since coming here have learned that no, not everyone has voices that talk to them inside or a fantasy world that they can hide in. With the help of everyone here I'm slowly starting to understand myself. I hope that your experiences you share will benefit all of us as much as our experiences have benefited others.
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Old Dec 05, 2009, 05:45 AM
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Sarayu,

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Old Dec 05, 2009, 12:41 PM
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welcome Sarayu!!!
we are quite new too and really like how supportive people are here...............Kasva
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Old Dec 05, 2009, 01:33 PM
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Welcome ((((((((((((((((((((Sarayu))))))))))))))) & (((((((((((((((Blackeye))))))))))))))) to PC and the DD forum. I hope you find the support you are looking for.

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Old Dec 05, 2009, 10:26 PM
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((((Sarayu))))

Welcome to PC and to our community. I hope you will find support, encouragement, friendship, and a place to find rest. For me being diagnosed DID was hard. I denied it for a very long time. But when I kept losing time and not knowing what had happened it began to make sense. Even now at times I want to say no I do not have it but when I deny it the inside gets very loud and there is a pressure in my head that hurts more than I can say.

I thank you for posting and reaching out. Sending gentle hugs, and looking forward to reading your posts.

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