"DID is not an illness of madness. It is an illness of survival." An honest, lived-experience guide to understanding Dissociative Identity Disorder-by systems, for systems.
"DID is not an illness of madness. It is an illness of survival." An honest, lived-experience guide to understanding Dissociative Identity Disorder-by systems, for systems.
The Many is a system of survivors, artists, poets, advocates, peer facilitators, and outcasts living with Dissociative Identity Disorder. Together, we've spent decades navigating the realities of complex trauma, mental illness, and identity fragmentation-turning lived experience into language, survival into structure, and silence into something far less polite. Members of The Many come from a wide range of backgrounds: award-winning writers, scholars with focuses on Abnormal Psychology (some even earning degrees from places like Harvard, though which alter within that system technically graduated is still up for debate). Our work spans over decades and multiple fields, from literature, to mental health advocacy, to human rights and trans rights efforts. What unites us is a commitment to radical authenticity--the act of breaking silence, reclaiming power, and being unapologetically human, however messy that looks. And a commitment to the DID community members who are one of the most vulnerable populations. This series is the offering of our lived knowledge--a resource shaped by clinical study, relentless survival, and more than a few hard-won lessons in how to carry on when everything feels impossible.
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