Dissociative Disorders

I am making this page about dissociative disorders because I live with them every day. I want other people to understand what it is like, as well as share with me and others their own personal stories of living with dissociative disorders. We have survived probably some of the worse human atrocities imaginable. We've survived - now it is time to actually LIVE. ~Jess Mei

Sunday, November 6, 2011

Long Time No....

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Hello all. I know its been a while since I posted to this blog. So much has happened while so little has changed. I'm still plural, I st...

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Thursday, June 4, 2009

The Monster Within

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~by: Jess Mei I recently read a post on another dissociate disorder blog where a person described being dissociative this way, "It’s li...

Wednesday, May 20, 2009

The Guilty Pleasure of Being Molested

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~by: Jess Mei Sometimes I hate myself so much, it is really incomprehensible. And I believe I now understand why. I remember having pleasu...

Sunday, April 12, 2009

A Call to Action or Not? What to do After Someone You Love Has Self-Harmed

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After my latest episode with cutting (this is not my arm), I realize that most 'common folk' are just not equipped to know what to d...

Friday, April 10, 2009

Crisis

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So, I cut today. I needed to see the blood well up and spill over and I didn't quit cutting until it did. The urge was on me heavy and n...

Monday, April 6, 2009

Tips for Significant Others of Multiples

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Living with Dissociative Identity Disorder - or any dissociative disorder for that matter - can be HELL! I can only imagine what it must be...

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~Forever Hopeful~: I am a recently diagnosed person of dissociative identity disorder. I worked a full-time job, had an active life and all that came to a screeching halt because of the degree of stress I was under. This disorder has been with me most of my life. It now has a label...that's all - it is just a label. I will remain forever hopeful that some day, I will be able to return to a more 'normal' existence that is not dominated by this disorder. Signed, ~Forever hopeful~

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