Alters Without DID - Four presentations of OSDD-1, and Complex Relationships with Diagnosis.
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Note: For the entire section
Note: For the entire section on OSDD-1b, we messed up and said just "OSDD." We're working on putting a visual note in the video, but until then, know that we meant OSDD-1b :)
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Time Stamps of Important Topics:
DID: 00:44
OSDD category explanation: 2:08
OSDD-1a: 3:17
OSDD-1b: 5:03
OSDD-1: 6:15
Non switching OSDD systems: 6:33
Outdated Diagnoses: 8:14
Questioning Systems: 9:02
Misdiagnosed Systems: 10:21
Rejection of medical labels: 12:29
Healthy Systems: 13:11
Other ways to understand this information:
Instagram post (condensed): Instagram: CGt1YX8pmrK
Videos referenced:
Emotional Amnesia: All About Emotional/Partial Amnesia
Passive Influence: What is Passive Influence?
Internal Communication: Internal Communication
OSDD-1b in depth: DID vs OSDD | From an OSDD-1b Perspec...
Notes:
We forgot to talk about this, but trans folks can be denied transition w DID diagnoses. Thus, some trans multiples opt to not get properly diagnosed until they've transitioned.
Easily read diagnostic criteria for DID/OSDD: http://traumadissociation.com/dissoci...
DSM-5 disorders book and beyond (OSDD-1a distinction criteria): https://books.google.com/books/about/...
Paul Dell on the "distinct alters" criteria: "And yet, despite its foundational importance, the “distinct personalities” criterion has never been defined! The DSM has never specified the clinical phenomena or the diagnostic rules for determining whether a personality is “sufficiently distinct.” The DSM hasn’t even clarified which meaning of the word distinct is intended (i.e., “different from” vs. “clearly perceivable”)." "My question is, “Why haven’t the clinicians and researchers in the dissociative disorders field complained loudly about this situation?”
Some of Kirmayer's work on cultural multiplicity: https://www.researchgate.net/publicat...
Links of articles on medical abuse:
Here's a 2017 paper that gives a review of psychiatric patients being denied organ donations/transplants and argues that it is unethical to block these communities from receiving lifesaving operations: https://bmcmedethics.biomedcentral.co...
"More than 50% of cardiac programs recognized a number of psychosocial conditions as an absolute contraindication to transplantation, including: active schizophrenia (defined as schizophrenia with active psychotic symptoms), a recent suicide attempt, a history of multiple suicide attempts, current suicidal ideation, and medical noncompliance. Both active schizophrenia and current suicidal ideation were also listed as absolute contraindications for at least half of renal and liver transplant programs."
Many of these centers don't even recognize DID as it's own disorder, instead lumping DID folks in with personality or psychotic disorders."
"The variability of respondents’ opinions also highlights the presence of inter-institution inconsistency, creating disparity in the treatment of similarly situated individuals across transplant centers, and raises questions about the extent to which current practices follow the recommendations of professional associations."
Here's a 2020 paper detailing how a woman with DID who had been through treatment and achieved healthy multiplicity was blocking from donating her kidney due to DID, because she chose to not integrate: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science...
TLDR of this paper: Can you imagine after years of receiving therapy, being sober, being in recovery, having a stable healthy relationship, having healthy internal communication, volunteering humanitarian aid in war-torn areas (she reported this) and then showing up to donate your own kidney - and after multiple interviews with you, your spouse, and every doctor under the sun, including the ones who performed 3 other successful surgeries on you - and still being denied because "you haven't integrated and your disorder makes us uneasy." I have no words. I can't imagine the hoops you'd have to jump through to receive a transplant if that's how many barriers she faced trying to give one.
Sorry for the long description and the long break from youtube - we love y'all, take care of yourselves during these times ❤️️
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Tumblr: Tumblr: the-rings-system
Twitter: Twitter: TheRingsSystem
Instagram: Instagram: theringssystem
Music: http://www.purple-planet.com
Accessibility Version Without Background Music: Accessibility: Alters Without DID - F...
Time Stamps of Important Topics:
DID: 00:44
OSDD category explanation: 2:08
OSDD-1a: 3:17
OSDD-1b: 5:03
OSDD-1: 6:15
Non switching OSDD systems: 6:33
Outdated Diagnoses: 8:14
Questioning Systems: 9:02
Misdiagnosed Systems: 10:21
Rejection of medical labels: 12:29
Healthy Systems: 13:11
Other ways to understand this information:
Instagram post (condensed): Instagram: CGt1YX8pmrK
Videos referenced:
Emotional Amnesia: All About Emotional/Partial Amnesia
Passive Influence: What is Passive Influence?
Internal Communication: Internal Communication
OSDD-1b in depth: DID vs OSDD | From an OSDD-1b Perspec...
Notes:
We forgot to talk about this, but trans folks can be denied transition w DID diagnoses. Thus, some trans multiples opt to not get properly diagnosed until they've transitioned.
Easily read diagnostic criteria for DID/OSDD: http://traumadissociation.com/dissoci...
DSM-5 disorders book and beyond (OSDD-1a distinction criteria): https://books.google.com/books/about/...
Paul Dell on the "distinct alters" criteria: "And yet, despite its foundational importance, the “distinct personalities” criterion has never been defined! The DSM has never specified the clinical phenomena or the diagnostic rules for determining whether a personality is “sufficiently distinct.” The DSM hasn’t even clarified which meaning of the word distinct is intended (i.e., “different from” vs. “clearly perceivable”)." "My question is, “Why haven’t the clinicians and researchers in the dissociative disorders field complained loudly about this situation?”
Some of Kirmayer's work on cultural multiplicity: https://www.researchgate.net/publicat...
Links of articles on medical abuse:
Here's a 2017 paper that gives a review of psychiatric patients being denied organ donations/transplants and argues that it is unethical to block these communities from receiving lifesaving operations: https://bmcmedethics.biomedcentral.co...
"More than 50% of cardiac programs recognized a number of psychosocial conditions as an absolute contraindication to transplantation, including: active schizophrenia (defined as schizophrenia with active psychotic symptoms), a recent suicide attempt, a history of multiple suicide attempts, current suicidal ideation, and medical noncompliance. Both active schizophrenia and current suicidal ideation were also listed as absolute contraindications for at least half of renal and liver transplant programs."
Many of these centers don't even recognize DID as it's own disorder, instead lumping DID folks in with personality or psychotic disorders."
"The variability of respondents’ opinions also highlights the presence of inter-institution inconsistency, creating disparity in the treatment of similarly situated individuals across transplant centers, and raises questions about the extent to which current practices follow the recommendations of professional associations."
Here's a 2020 paper detailing how a woman with DID who had been through treatment and achieved healthy multiplicity was blocking from donating her kidney due to DID, because she chose to not integrate: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science...
TLDR of this paper: Can you imagine after years of receiving therapy, being sober, being in recovery, having a stable healthy relationship, having healthy internal communication, volunteering humanitarian aid in war-torn areas (she reported this) and then showing up to donate your own kidney - and after multiple interviews with you, your spouse, and every doctor under the sun, including the ones who performed 3 other successful surgeries on you - and still being denied because "you haven't integrated and your disorder makes us uneasy." I have no words. I can't imagine the hoops you'd have to jump through to receive a transplant if that's how many barriers she faced trying to give one.
Sorry for the long description and the long break from youtube - we love y'all, take care of yourselves during these times ❤️️
________________________________________________
Tumblr: Tumblr: the-rings-system
Twitter: Twitter: TheRingsSystem
Instagram: Instagram: theringssystem
Music: http://www.purple-planet.com
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