Can Dissociative Identities go into remission and later be triggered to 'front'/interact/take control of the body?
GeorgeMartin
Registrant
My question: If one goes through severe constant childhood traumas, physical, emotional, and sexual abuses, the latter dynamic of CSA having been completely repressed from memory/awareness, AND because of that emotional and physical abuse being talked about subsequent 'reparative' therapy is used on a post-trauma child ages 11-13 years, is there the possibility that the D.I.D. goes into remission or hiding from, not only the child, but those around the child/young adult?
Can (D.I.D.) be triggered back from being asymptomatic, into showing symptoms of the condition years later, because of triggers in later older adolescent years.? Like, being 'asleep' like a vampire for years at at time, only to suddenly 'wake up' and begin taking over the body, doing internal dialogue with primary fronting personality?
I tend to think the condition has always been there but I have gaps of memory and therefore confusion about when it started, why and the like. It just seems like I was doing fine until 11th grade of High School and then all of a sudden, I began to crash and burn. I've been told I was never schizophrenic in the first place. Oh and when I was an infant, I was put into 'a study', regarding infancy starvation/retardation (late 1960's and early 1970's), and then the abuse started to happen.
Can (D.I.D.) be triggered back from being asymptomatic, into showing symptoms of the condition years later, because of triggers in later older adolescent years.? Like, being 'asleep' like a vampire for years at at time, only to suddenly 'wake up' and begin taking over the body, doing internal dialogue with primary fronting personality?
I tend to think the condition has always been there but I have gaps of memory and therefore confusion about when it started, why and the like. It just seems like I was doing fine until 11th grade of High School and then all of a sudden, I began to crash and burn. I've been told I was never schizophrenic in the first place. Oh and when I was an infant, I was put into 'a study', regarding infancy starvation/retardation (late 1960's and early 1970's), and then the abuse started to happen.
