My deepest apologies

[DougWyatt]

Originally Posted by Dargone

Learn more about dissociative identity disorder before you claim to suffer from it. There is no medication to treat the dissociative disorders themselves. However, a person with a dissociative disorder who also suffers from depression or anxiety might benefit from treatment with a medication such as an antidepressant or anti-anxiety medicine.

I feel bad but my gut was yelling BS too, and for this very reason. Giving some thought to it from my experiences though (I take meds for mood stabilizing & depression) could it be possible ? I mean, I know my illnesses are totally different, but if a person has multiple personalities and some of them come to the front during "bad" times; couldn't even my meds keep them away ?

* Note, I know nothing of the subject; and just trying to help myself give him the benefit of the doubt.

[endgame]

Bordering already on OT, but it is sufficient to say at face value at least, an abrasive post was written for which subsequently an apology was offered. I suggest it be left at that. This forum, and the OP, can best be served by a return to original and credible concerns should they exist; even those to be addressed in Tech Support rather than discussed here for better resolution.

While the majority of us are likely not affective or dissociative, or subject to psychotic breaks, we all have mood swings that do affect our persona when articulating our viewpoints to the community. I'm certain, with adequate perservance, one could discover some of my own posts that actually demonstrate a sense of humor, and at least one or two that took uncharacteristically direct or intimidating tones.

In the end, we judge a single or brief series of at-bats. We applaud, when inclined, the gapper that sends an excellent idea home, as we should. When the result is a reckless strike out, we might also heed the often-uttered dugout colleague's wisdom, "Move on, forget about it. On to the next."

OT or not, baseball lends a language of sound advice coaching us toward the next base or the better swing. Good luck Bob, you're still on the roster. Here, that means something.

[bababui]

Nice try with the multiple personality excuse..there really is no such thing. And there certainly arent meds for it.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dissoci...ntity_disorder

Studies among mental health professionals demonstrate widespread skepticism that this diagnosis represents an actual mental disorder instead of a culturally-based and therapist-caused delusion.

[bababui]

I should learn to read a thread before I post in it.

[BusterKing]

Another meaningless absurd thread.

Delete please.

[APujols5]

I'm smelling BS

[Dargone]

Originally Posted by endgame

Bordering already on OT, but it is sufficient to say at face value at least, an abrasive post was written for which subsequently an apology was offered. I suggest it be left at that. This forum, and the OP, can best be served by a return to original and credible concerns should they exist; even those to be addressed in Tech Support rather than discussed here for better resolution.

While the majority of us are likely not affective or dissociative, or subject to psychotic breaks, we all have mood swings that do affect our persona when articulating our viewpoints to the community. I'm certain, with adequate perservance, one could discover some of my own posts that actually demonstrate a sense of humor, and at least one or two that took uncharacteristically direct or intimidating tones.

In the end, we judge a single or brief series of at-bats. We applaud, when inclined, the gapper that sends an excellent idea home, as we should. When the result is a reckless strike out, we might also heed the often-uttered dugout colleague's wisdom, "Move on, forget about it. On to the next."

OT or not, baseball lends a language of sound advice coaching us toward the next base or the better swing. Good luck Bob, you're still on the roster. Here, that means something.

True, true...