Dissociative Identity Disorder Diagnosis and Shame

[N18297]

I did not feel ashame because I don't care about most people's opinion any more anyway.

When I walk along the streets of my hometown, I sometimes see those neat little houses with nice and cute christmas decoration in the windows, and I think:

YOU guys want to look like nice families, but what's behind it? Child ab*se? Cruelty ? Horror ?

We don't have to be ashamed, they have to.

[FirefliesMulti]

I was wondering where I could get a copy of you book please.

[niseypooh1]

Thanks so much for sharing your story.

[MilaMoonlight]

You really bring it to the point. DID is not how it is shown in media. But still there is no space to talk about it. Thanks so much for your videos. Hopefully they will also be watched by many people who don't have DID, so that the understanding and acceptance gets bigger.

[stamile7]

I really like ur videos Holly Grey, u have taught me so much. my mother had DID, she had at the minimum 12 alters. she past 3yrs ago bt i always wantd 2 knw mre about her alters. Even still, i dearly miss and love all 13 pieces of her. I thnk u r so brave and u r a true survivor. and im glad u made the pnt on ur other video sayn that MENTAL ILLNESS IS NOT A CHOICE. so thank u 4 sayn that!