D.I.D. Blogs

Today, I have been doing a lot of research on line to follow up with survivors who inquired to resources for D.I.D.

Connecting with other survivors is so important in healing process as it helps in coming to terms with and flourishing in, what I call, "ones creative processes."





So, to all of our readers and friends who have emailed, let me say "You are not alone!" and there are a lot of very cool, creative and awesome bloggers out there, to share with and learn from.

Below is a list of blogs and sites that I think are good places to start.

Jigsaw Analogy
An Infinite Mind
A Safe Place
Multiple Reflections
John Michael's Blog
Keepers Corner
Beautiful Dreamer
It Takes A Village
Shadow Monsters and Fairy Gifts
D.I.D. Blog
Living with MP
Pilgrim's Journey
Roses On The Moon
My Dissonance
Life Spacings

For all the newbies, welcome! Here's our D.I.D. Youtube video for recap.

D.I.D. Awareness Ribbon - Your vote counts

There's an awesome new ribbon that is being created in an effort to bring awareness to Dissociative Identity Disorder. There is currently no ribbon for D.I.D. and as per the survivor manual, this info is being distributed to gain votes and get the best ribbon for the cause.

Take a look and make your vote count.


For those who haven't seen it, check out the
D.I.D. video blog

Let's talk D.I.D.

There has been a lot of inaccurate information circulating on the internet that has been causing a lot of confusion on the survivor/mental health side of things. In an attempt to clear up some of the confusion, I have created this short 7min youtube video. Take a look and let us know of any additional resources that you would like to share.

Additionally, mentioned here are the links to the literature in this video.
Multiple Personality Disorder from the Inside Out
Separated From the Light (A Path Back from Psychological Trauma)

I also received an email from P.O.S of myspace who recommends the following site for partners of DID survivors. Please take a look: http://www.op.net/~jeffv/so1.htm

Please feel free to post comments with additional resources for people to reference.