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“I watch a body that looks like me, doing things I’m ashamed of. I can’t will myself back into that body. I can’t control its movements, its thoughts, its feelings. I can only watch and feel the shame and fear. It’s alarming to see the newspaper date, five days ahead of the date I know it to be. It’s frightening to “wake” with the razor in my hand, my arms bleeding and yet know I could never cut myself.”
-- Survivor of DID
Source: http://mrswiand.hubpages.com/hub/DISSOCIATIVE-IDENTITY-DISORDER-THE-BATTLE-WITHIN.
Last accessed: 9 September 2012
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