[prism]

hi,
ive been dealing with this DID thing for what's starting to feel like forever. right now, new memories, or really new aspects of memories being shared seem worse than d**th to face. weve had to accept taking antipsych. meds for the time being cuz there's just to much instability. <font color="purple"> </font> i so much wish i had a regular lifeeeeeeeeee. or none at all. sometimes connecting with people of like kind helps us to feel more strength to go on. that's why we're here.

[kimmydawn]

HI!



it's good to have you ALL here. i understand about the memories. i've been going thru that lately and trying to keep it paced is very hard. we've been to some pretty dark places lately.

i wish you well. we're here to talk and support when you need or want.

be safe,

kd

Hi prism!

Welcome aboard.

Petunia

[seeker1950]

Hi, Prism, and welcome!
I've rec'd much help here and made some wonderful friends, who feel like family to me.
I do not really know about DID, but I do know about how memories can be a plague to the soul.
I do take medication for anxiety and depression, and there is nothing wrong with that if it helps you attain balance and lead a normal life. I wake up now each day with optimism and anticipation of the new experiences the day has to offer. I hope you too will reach that point!
Seeker

[prism]

hi all, just wanted to thank you for replying. someone mentioned pacing and that really is a key word, isn't it. it's so good to be amongst our own kind. it helps me to feel more accepting towards ourselves. anything less is purest chaos, right? i mean fighting yourself, denying who you really are will never get you anywhere. i feel like this place is already a support, a group of people that understand first hand what it means to be DID. <font color="blue"> </font> thanks, prism <font color="blue"> </font>

Glad you're finding your way around!

Petunia