I'm still in a state of denial about DID, I just keep waiting for it to go away. You can get through this. You seem very level headed about it. Just make sure you get a therapist that has experience in Dissociative Disorders so you can be properly diagnosed. Perhaps if you've never had anyone with more of the expertise in d.i.d then they might be able to shed some more light on whichever it is. As I suppose they'd be able to identify if its not like other patients with d.i.d or perhaps it differs, ie. yours have last names etc. have you seen lots of different people before? It sounded like you'd just seen mainly the one psychiatrist. If he's unsure, there must be someone somewhere who will understand. Una+ - I'm seeing my support worker at the end of the week so I will probably wait til I've seen her before I contact the Pottergate Centre Wronglesson- Yes I think any other diagnosis than psychosis would be weird after so many years as being diagnosed with it. That's why I want to learn as much about DID as I can and to see how many people experience the same kind of things as me as I'd say I can't relate that well with most DID sufferers although there are similarities. Fightforlife- I think I explained in another post but I'll explain more thoroughly. I'm with a team called Aspire which helps people with psychosis. I've been with