Violarules wrote:Thanks Viki, I really appreciate hearing that. It's just that when I was little until about last year, I would have nighttime hallucinations. They've stopped and the doctors have chalked it up to that little kids that have big imaginations and that I've grown out of that. I don't believe that since the hallucinations have gone dormant before and then come back. I kinda feel like my neurologist isn't taking me seriously or maybe he's just confused since I had a sleep test come back as Narcolepsy, even though my symptoms don't match Narcolepsy at all. I have to make an appointment with him so I'll ask to be tested for a dissociative disorder and see what happens.
Have you seen a therapist? I feel like they would come from a more holistic view point as opposed to the medical side of things. They would look at you as a person, as opposed to a machine that has a physical ailment to be fixed. If your mum doesn't believe you about the DID maybe just say plainly to her that you are depressed and need to see someone? If she tries to make it out like you are exaggerating can you try and explain that it doesn't matter why you are that way, you just are and it needs attention? If she's difficult about it you could maybe try and see someone without going through her and get an expert to tell her what she won't believe from you?
Parents can be so difficult at times. They think they know best but they don't always. One silly example is that I hate gold, I always have, I never wear it and I have told my mum that heaps. For my birthday she bought me a gold necklace. I am thankful for the gesture and it is a nice necklace but she's known me 25 years now and 7 of them I have been an "adult" haha you'd think she'd know. Also, my mother in law bought me a hip flask and she knows I'm recovering from a drinking problem... Hahaha parents are weird..
-- Wed Jun 17, 2015 2:52 pm --
Feeling pretty worthless today.
Sick of bothering people with my problems.
Surely people think I'm crazy.
Can't calm anyone down.
I have been imprisoned for my aggressive behaviour.