Living with Dissociative Identity Disorder - Amber Louise Ainsworth

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  • Опубліковано 21 лис 2024

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  • @HansSchmidtUnfoldingStone
    @HansSchmidtUnfoldingStone Рік тому +8

    Thank you so much! I was trapped in psychiatry for 26 years and told I had neurochemical imbalances and bad genes, and that I would be on drugs and in and out of hospitals for the rest of my life. Never mind all the childhood trauma, abuse, neglect. Thankfully I started meditating and reconnected with all the voices silenced by ECT and drugs. Today I am 8 years+ free of psychiatry and putting all the pieces of the puzzles back together. How did I quit psychiatry? The voices/alters told me I could do it, and I believed them! Bravo to Amber et al!

    • @Star_Stories_37
      @Star_Stories_37 Рік тому +2

      I think I am just waking up to this being my life.

  • @allisoncarmichael2610
    @allisoncarmichael2610 6 місяців тому +1

    Never felt more connected to another human.
    My experience is similar.
    This is massively helpful to to me.
    I am 60 diagnosed 3 years ago

  • @anonymousprivate6814
    @anonymousprivate6814 4 дні тому

    Thanks for this! I can so relate. I am late diagnosed autistic (was 38 at the time). I am 50 now and had two mental breakdowns in my life that have caused major burnout and impacted my ability to function as I previously did. I got diagnosed with BPD, Depression, mood disorders, eating disorders at 21, which I think are misdiagnosis now. I am currently waiting for evaluation for dissociative disorder. I am well aware that who's typing this comment is part of a very large system, so I'm just self labelling until formal assessment. I have done a lot of research and especially listening to other autistic/DID systems and the CTAD clinic. It has really blown my mind and so much is beginning to make sense but very overwhelming and confusing at times too! I have normalized my experiences and some of us masked our entire lives until things started to breakdown inside. And yes can be a very covert condition I am learning. Meds have never worked for me and made things worse at times.

  • @Lenergyiskey358
    @Lenergyiskey358 Рік тому +3

    Hey, I'm 56 and just been diagnosed. I'm still figuring it out. It's nice to see a more grounded expression of this by someone instead of the crazy world of DID on utube at the moment. I try not to judge but sometimes it feels just 'off' somehow. These channels can really confuse you. I relate far more to what you are describing. Thankyou 🙂
    I work with my 'other mes' in a similar way you do. For years I have also been gathering tools and they have been slowly making themselves known to me. It is described to me by one as chip, chip, chipping away 😄. There are ones that just dont speak but I'm very aware they are there. The more covert mes are quite funny and have great insight into what's going on. I'm in Australia and trying to get assistance so I can heal because we are too unstable to work in any consistent capacity.
    It's extremely hard to get the right help.
    So you have to try and work with yourselves. I really hope that more awareness comes soon. The CTAD clinic on utube is a great resource.
    Happy writing and best wishes to you all 🤗.

    • @beyond6seconds
      @beyond6seconds  Рік тому +1

      Thank you for watching my conversation with @DID.we.write. and sharing your own experience -- I hope you're able to get the support and assistance you need soon!

  • @jamygarcia9566
    @jamygarcia9566 Рік тому +2

    THANK you all SO much! We will look for you. Two and half years ago, our Painter began drawing. Memories. There must be over three h😮by now! Amazing.

  • @Robertsmith-un5cu
    @Robertsmith-un5cu 10 місяців тому +1

    I knew a woman who relived much of her repressed traumas using psychedelics. She mapped out her mind. She suffered more than any other person I ever met. She was very strong but ultimately just isolated herself and won’t reach out. Psychedelics are incredibly powerful. But not to be taken alone.

  • @pxgarden2451
    @pxgarden2451 9 місяців тому

    This is the fist time I HEAVILY related to a systems experience. Thank you very much for the interview! I will defenetly need to read their books now.

  • @stevelarson9445
    @stevelarson9445 Рік тому +2

    We were thrilled to see you all! So brave!!!!

  • @natusystem
    @natusystem Рік тому +2

    Hope this video gets more known, really good interviewer and video in general 💚

  • @delairdelair5526
    @delairdelair5526 Місяць тому

    Thank you for sharing your journey with us. I Can truly relate.

  • @MilaandDucky
    @MilaandDucky Рік тому +2

    So powerful, beautiful, and brave! I enjoyed learning about this! Thank you!

  • @mystplus
    @mystplus Рік тому +2

    Well done to Amber, Mia and Berlou for this - I could honestly listen to you all speak for hours! Thank you for being so open and sharing your experiences and being so honest and frank about how confusing it all can be - from one very confused system to another, we totally get it, and as horrible as this disorder can be to live with, it's always nice knowing we're not in this alone and we're not the only ones confused and struggling to make sense of everything.

    • @DID.we.write.
      @DID.we.write. Рік тому +1

      🥹 aw fanks 🤣 yeah B has a slightly softer voice and that actually isn’t Amber’s voice haha she was Caris, Stef and Pen at least too at the time 🤣🤣🤣 she was basically patched together for the podcast hahaha literally a one time person 😂🤷‍♀️ we watched again and can really hear how it’s not Amber lol. And when I’m talking at the end dunno if it’s just “Amber” close but I’m def more grown up than usual haha. Fanks so much I really appreciate your comment and you all! 🥰🥹 Mia obv! 🦄💕🌈

  • @andersonsystem2
    @andersonsystem2 Рік тому +2

    We are a diagnosed DID system this is a good interview. Thanks for sharing the content and giving people the right information on DID with someone with experience with DID awesomeness ❤ our alters have a Facebook accounts because they write as well.

    • @beyond6seconds
      @beyond6seconds  Рік тому +1

      Thank you for watching -- I'm so glad you enjoyed it! It's awesome that your alters share their writing too!

    • @DID.we.write.
      @DID.we.write. Рік тому

      Fanks! Yeah we just watched again and we def miss a lot of info but I guess we show a bit of our truth. Cool what do you all like to write? We’re out of the habit I miss it but times are hard 😓 Mia 🦄💕🌈

  • @chrisjarmain
    @chrisjarmain 11 місяців тому

    I was officially diagnosed in late 2021!!! I am 32 now. So, i was 30 at the time.
    I find it difficult in the UK 🇬🇧 with the NHS as just not being believed. Although i have a diagnosis, i am being referred to the special Autism group/ section/ department.
    I have also been told by the NHS that i just have a "colourful imagination"
    They just tell me that D.I.D. is very rare, so it must be Autism!
    Terrible, really!
    Diagnosed 2 years ago, still no therapy for this issue.
    Im still no wiser for what i actually have...
    Its great to see orher systems! And helps clarify that i am not ok, that i do need help, and that im not lying. But hey, have to work with what we arw given. The NHS so far has been awful for mental health.

  • @allisoncarmichael2610
    @allisoncarmichael2610 6 місяців тому

    I have aphantasia too and dont talk in my head...

  • @Star_Stories_37
    @Star_Stories_37 Рік тому +1

    👏 👏 👏 🙏 ❤