HowDoYouSeeDID

Follow me for information about Dissociative Identity Disorder and what you can do to reduce the stigma around it.

[Mentally Yours @MentallyYrs]

What’s it like to have dissociative identity disorder, and why it’s really nothing like Split https://t.co/FDqlI9OARd

[#DIDchat 💯Real Multiplicity + Trauma @hashtagDIDchat]

The month of May marks 1 year of #DIDchat !! All day today we are here for a celebration party! Check out our timeline posts and join in the fun and conversation! @identitydiss will be available all day to catch your interactions! Leave some comments so we know you were here!

[#DIDchat 💯Real Multiplicity + Trauma @hashtagDIDchat]

#DIDchat is all about dissociative identity disorder! Here we break down stigma, provide mutual support, & build acceptance. #DIDchat is open to all people with dissociative identity disorder or OSDD & those interested in learning more about these disorders. (rules in thread)

[HowDoYouSeeDID @HowDoYouSeeDID]

This is a really awesome channel and a great advocate for ending stigma around DID: MultiplicityAndMe https://t.co/njHxcKgZwD

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#Split is harmful to people with DID. These are real people who deal with a real disorder, not a Hollywood plot line. #boycottsplit

[HowDoYouSeeDID @HowDoYouSeeDID]

Hollywood has incorrectly portrayed mental illnesses for years and #split is no exception.

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A person with DID can live a normal life if their disorder is managed and treated correctly.

[HowDoYouSeeDID @HowDoYouSeeDID]

People with this disorder spend an average of 7 years in the mental health system before they are accurately diagnosed.

[HowDoYouSeeDID @HowDoYouSeeDID]

Though it is controversial among medical professionals DID IS A REAL DISORDER!

[HowDoYouSeeDID @HowDoYouSeeDID]

This is a mental disorder where 2 or more identities can alternately control someone's behavior, and memory impairment is a common effect.

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DID stands for Dissociative Identity Disorder.