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Hearing the story of Kim Noble was so inspiring and eye opening. I have some sort of dissociative disorder and this taught me a lot about not only myself, but those close to me.
Hearing Patricia's side of the story was fascinating and makes me want to read the same book from all of her identities. It was horrific and terrible the things she went through, but I was enthralled. How could all these people not see it sooner? Obviously, because I knew the ending to this tale (I saw the Oprah documentary, which is referenced frequently) I knew that Patricia would step up as the main personality, I knew Aimee was going to be fine, I knew that the art helps the identities cope.
I would highly recommend this to anyone who wants to learn what it's like growing up with DID and the effects it can have on yourself and others.
Hearing Patricia's side of the story was fascinating and makes me want to read the same book from all of her identities. It was horrific and terrible the things she went through, but I was enthralled. How could all these people not see it sooner? Obviously, because I knew the ending to this tale (I saw the Oprah documentary, which is referenced frequently) I knew that Patricia would step up as the main personality, I knew Aimee was going to be fine, I knew that the art helps the identities cope.
I would highly recommend this to anyone who wants to learn what it's like growing up with DID and the effects it can have on yourself and others.