The Bag System podcast returns with guest Dr. Jamie Marich, author of Dissociation Made Simple. In an honest conversation about whether shame is a required characteristic of Dissociative Identity Disorder, Melissa and Jamie+ touch on their viewpoints and experiences.

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Is Dissociative Identity disorder tragic? Some may offer a definitive yes, though Melissa C. Water and The Bag System speak on their own perspective of if DID itself is tragic.

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From Fight Club to Moon Knight, Melissa reviews 10 different TV shows and movies featuring a main character with Dissociative Identity Disorder. What does The Bag System think of the recent Marvel's Moon Knight? What went right in all these cinematic features?

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Melissa is now the founder and president of a nonprofit organization for trauma and dissociative disorders called "Multiplied By One." In this episode of The Bag System, Dissociative Identity Disorder podcast, the programs and services that will soon be offered are discussed.

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Melissa C. Water responds to those seeking to find out how to get Dissociative Identity Disorder on purpose. Through the use of her experience with her Headmates of The Bag System, Melissa imparts a few meaningful thoughts for those who may struggle with who they are or want to be.

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Melissa discusses her experiences in being a Headmate in The Bag System. She offers the perspective of what it is like to have Dissociative Identity Disorder, or describes what the voices sound like.

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While Dissociative Identity Disorder is seen as tragic and like there is no hope, we can succeed. Melissa describes her experiences in failings and in rising to occasions while teaching what she learned that assisted her road to success.

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Melissa C. Water hosts The Bag System Podcast on her perspective of living with Dissociative Identity Disorder. The cause of DID may be tragic, though, Headmates themselves, are not.

To learn more on what was previously known as Multiple Personality Disorder, of Split Personalities, find our detailed description at What Is DID. This answers, "What Causes DID?" as well as, "Is Dissociative Identity Disorder real?" or, "What is the history of DID?" or, "What is the difference between DID and Schizophrenia?" and "What is it like to have DID?"

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In the final episode to season one of The Bag System podcast, Melissa tells an impactful fiction short story on what it can be like to have Dissociative Identity Disorder.

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Melissa C. Water hosts The Bag System Podcast on her perspective of living with Dissociative Identity Disorder. The cause of DID may be tragic, though, Headmates themselves, are not.

To learn more on what was previously known as Multiple Personality Disorder, of Split Personalities, find our detailed description at What Is DID. This answers, "What Causes DID?" as well as, "Is Dissociative Identity Disorder real?" or, "What is the history of DID?" or, "What is the difference between DID and Schizophrenia?" and "What is it like to have DID?"

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