Breaking Free

My Life with Dissociative Identity Disorder

De: Herschel Walker

Narrado por: Andre Teamer

In Breaking Free, Herschel tells his story - from the joys and hardships of childhood to his explosive impact on college football to his remarkable professional career. And he gives voice and hope to those suffering from DID.

Herschel shows how this disorder played an integral role in his accomplishments and how he has learned to live with it today. His compelling account testifies to the strength of the human spirit and its ability to overcome any challenge.

©2008 Herschel Walker (P)2008 Oasis Audio

All about DID.

I read other reviews which seemed to say this book had little to do with D.I.D. Clearly these reviewers did not read the book. Every paragraph reveals how various elements of his life were shaped by his experience with DID. He references his “alters” constantly. Perhaps the reviewers had no attention span, but seriously- this was ALL ABOUT DID.

awesome book

if you know or are someone with DID I strongly recommend reading this book. it's an uplifting account and made me feel a little less lonely.

Great Book

It's an encouraging book for people with DID who are looking to hear the story of someone that lives it .

Great Book to See How DID Affects Someone's Life

It is a great book for anyone that may have just been diagnosed, or may know someone who is living with DID, to see how people can not only live with this disorder but perform life at the highest level when it is controlled.

Even More Courageous & Brave Than We Thought!

I’m amazed by Herschel”s openness and willingness to share painful, embarrassing parts of his life in an effort to help others. Very few people knew these things about him in 2008, and yet he chose to make these stories public information. How selfless to open himself to the judgement and criticism of so many people, just to help. It takes an extremely strong person emotionally to take on that challenge. I hope people will see past the bad stories and focus on his willingness to help others (and himself).
Thank you, Herschel!