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This article is from the Dissociation FAQ, by Discord (tina@tezcat.com) with numerous contributions by others.
This section deals with multiplicity from the standpoint of the multiple,
as well as the authors personal take on what dissociation really is, and
the issues that may surround the dissociative person. Some of this
directly contradicts "formal" studies of dissociation, but since it was
written from the viewpoint of a multiple, this is hardly surprising. ;)
Continue to:
health, dissociation, dissociative disorders, multiplicity, trauma, abuse
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