I'm not sure how to start out so here it goes. On June 26, 2010 my diagnosis of Schizophrenia of almost 5 years was changed to a diagnosis of Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) also known as Multiple Personality Disorder (MPD). My best friend Bee suggested that I start blogging about my new journey.
My twin sister Ash was murdered on February 10, 2005. I had a really hard time and still do have a hard time without her here. We were so incredibly close and we knew everything about each other. She was my best friend and growing up she was one of my only friends. A few days after she was murdered, I started to see her appearing to me, talking to me, comforting me. My aunt suggested I go to a counselor to talk about things, so I found one that I liked and started seeing him twice a week. About a month or two later, he diagnosed me as Schizophrenic. I basically thought my life was going to fall apart.
My biological father killed my biological mother when I was two years old. My father was in trouble with the government and he was constantly running from the FBI. From the time I was born until he killed himself when I was eleven, I had lived in all of the US states except for one, and about 7 - 8 different countries. My father was well known in the ritual abuse communities and he was famous for his experiments on twins. My sister and I were forced to be apart of many of these experiments - mostly involving severe physical and sexual abuse.
That is all I will post for now. I hope I find some comfort and answers by blogging about my life and by reading other survivor's blogs. It is comforting to know I am not alone, but it also brings me sorrow to know that other people had to go through similar horrors.
Welcome to the blog world! I look forward to getting to know you. I was diagnosed very easily, but you are not alone in having been initially misdiagnosed. Statistically a large portion of people with DID end up with multiple diagnosis before someone finally gets the DID. I hope that now things are straight you will experience success in healing.
ReplyDeleteTwo girls, and a third on the way! Wow! I have four girls. They are 7, 9, 12, and 14.
Welcome,
Lothlorien
http://lothlorien.typepad.com
I'm so sorry for what you went through. Welcome to the blog world. I find blogging to help in my healing process.
ReplyDeleteWelcome. I look forward to getting to know you.
ReplyDeleteYou are very brave. Believe in yourself.
Lothlorien-
ReplyDeleteI love your name. Thank you for welcoming me in! I also look forward to getting to know you too. At the rate I'm going, I will probably have four girls as well!
Sunshine & Shadows-
Thank you. I hope to find that it helps me as well.
Vicki-
Thank you, I look forward to getting to know you as well!
Welcome friend! I'm glad you decided to do this :)
ReplyDeleteWelcome, I look forward to reading your blog. I have been ritual abused, and I have found that blogging is a very good way to let all these things out - I have found lots of healing through it.
ReplyDeleteI am sorry to hear that you have gone through such horrible stuff.. But know that you are not alone! And there is hope for a life of freedom and a life worth living!
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Hi, new to your blog. Thank you for your recent supportive comment on mine. I am so sorry for all of the trauma you have lived through.
ReplyDeleteI hope you find support through blogging...
Take gentle care,
Grace