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3 days ago · Nothing made sense." The effects of the deep and severe trauma that causes dissociative identity disorder in most do not disappear, no matter how much a person with DID pretends to fit in. It tends to eventually lead to depression, crises, hospitalizations and even suicide attempts. What's more is that people with DID tend to be misdiagnosed ...
5 days ago · Explain how the sneakers had managed to fall on Stanley's head at the beginning of the story (Chapter Six). Unbeknownst to Stanley, the sneakers had actually fallen from the roof of the car where Zero had placed them. The driver obviously hadn't noticed them and they ended up falling from the overpass-- one of them right onto Stanley's head.
1 day ago · Dissociative identity disorder is typically caused by trauma occurring at less than nine years of age. Early age of abuse onset predicts a greater degree of dissociation. The average number of alternate personalities a person with DID has is between eight and 13, but there have been cases reported of more than 100 personalities within one ...
2 days ago · Dissociative identity disorder, commonly known as DID, is characterized by two or more personalities within the individual. Typically, one is dominant and present more of the time but, at all times, one personality is present. Previously known as multiple personality disorder, dissociative identity disorder is one of several known dissociative ...
3 days ago · China has a history of going after billionaires with Jack Ma the most famous recent example… Most have been able to pay a big fine and not do time. One who did time was Xu Ming. 8th richest person in China in 2005, per Forbes, at $1+B. Died in prison.
4 days ago · I should know. I was one of four producers involved in the first two seasons. During that time, I signed an expansive nondisclosure agreement that promised a fine of $5 million and even jail time ...
4 days ago · May 30, 2024. 0. A Slow, Calculated Lynching: The Story of Clyde Kennard recounts the black veteran Clyde Kennard’s attempt to integrate Mississippi Southern College (shortly before the James Meredith conflict). The state of Mississippi retaliated against Kennard by framing him and putting him in prison, and he died a few years later.
