Or, Pray For Us
I had someone ask me the other day, “are you borderline?”
Um, no.
Did you know that Dissociative Identity Disorder is often misdiagnosed as borderline personality disorder?
Borderline-sufferers will exhibit at least 5 out of 9 of the following:
1. Being obsessed with being abandoned
2. Their relationships and friendships always have instability and intensity
3. A person doesn’t know who they are (they chronically will change their appearance)
4. Impulsivity with dangerous or problematic behaviors—acting out with soothing behavior
5. Recurring suicidal behaviors, or cutting, often as a cry for help
6. affective instability—moods will fluctuate on the hour
7. chronically feels empty, and will fill that emptiness with the outside world constantly
8. inappropriate intense shows of anger—they have very thin skin, but then they feel humiliation and will want to even self harm. This all might happen in an hour.
9. Under stress, they will be paranoid and may even look delusional, and might even show symptoms of DID
I have three of these—used to have seven because of Satanic programming—(I’m successfully knocking them out one by one, gurl!!)
DID has also been often misdiagnosed as Bipolar Disorder, and even sometimes narcissism. (And if that last one is confusing, it’s sometimes misperceived as narcissism when,
1. One of the personalities is a narcissist
2. It takes this much…
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…introspection over years of one’s life to figure one’s self out. However, the way to tell if someone is truly a narcissist at heart is if they cannot identify with anyone else’s feelings.)
Check this out:
And, for all my DID Darlings out there (erm…just go with it 🤣) go to 3:30-4:00 to check out where she says “DID is a very rare disorder…”
(lol I think we deserve a little nail inspection!)
BUT, I know it’s more common than professionals suppose. How do I know this? Because, not only is it almost impossible to diagnose, but—to date—I personally know sixteen people who have revealed their other personalities to me. (I suspect that this number will grow in size because it always seems to, year after year…)
I will put some letters of their names here because I want you all to know that these are actual people, who are actually close to me, who actually need help, and who actually are not getting it. More than half of these people don’t even know that they have DID, and wouldn’t believe me when I told them about their other personalities who revealed themselves to me (I’ve chosen not to mention all the people I know from online support groups…):
Je
Dl
Ar
Ka
Rp
Jn
Se
Ra
La
Bn
Aa
Ai
Ba
Ey
Ay
Ce
These sixteen people are all, as far as I know, undiagnosed DID.
(As am I. How can a doctor diagnose something he can’t get close enough to see?)
Why do I know so many? Because our spirits can tell when someone is like us. We are drawn to one another by quantum forces we have yet to discover. (Haven’t you found that this is so?)
Currently, professionals say there are an estimated 74,000,000 people who are diagnosed DID on the planet.
But…
If each healed DID person knew 16 others who are undiagnosed DID, that would mean there are actually…
814,000,000 people who have suffered, and are suffering, more than the average person can imagine.
Pray for us.
Healing with Christ 