Dissociative Identity Disorder: It is very real **Caution!

I have read a lot of book about DID, from Sybil, switching time, to The mind of Billy Milligan.
They are all fascinating. The mind of Billy Milligan is about a young man called Billy who have 24 personalties due to the abuse of his stepfather.
His alters committed 3 kidnapping and rape and he was the first man in the US to be find not guilty by reason of insanity.
Fascinating book.

I have D.I.D and at times it can be rough, but yet, at other times; it doesn't bother me having it. This video is a great way to explain to people what D.I.D is and what causes it. Thanks for making this video, I appreciate it.

Will the person develop new alters? Will DID relapsed?

@TashaRichardsonFan
Both are possible.

yes people with DID can develop and lose alters at any time. not sure what you mean by relapse

How can I deal with someone who suffers from it? I know someone with it, someone close to me

be kind and understanding - avoid any form of behaviour that may be sen as triggering a memory - try not to get cross for example or speak to the person like they were simple - if they ask for suggestions offer to read up on it together so you can be there as a comfort - very mild cases can be self healing to a certain degree but intense cases benefit most from long term, kind therapy without drugs - possibly something mild for extreme panic attacks but the therapy should include help for that

maybe looking at my profile will help u idk. anyways i will continue on fighting it, u have to move on face all the repressed memories, "get in touch with ur parts". this can be the last step.

May God be with all of u.

maybe looking at my profile will help u idk. anyways i will continue on fighting it, u have to move on face all the repressed memories, "get in touch with ur parts". this can be the last step.

May God be with all of u.