Healing means remembering you’re allowed to choose.
Healing DID doesn’t mean losing your alters.
DID healing isn’t about perfection — it’s about steady steps forward.
Different parts can be in different places on the healing journey — and that’s normal.
Why recovery with DID can feel harder before it feels hopeful.
It can surprise people to realize recovery from DID usually includes grief work.
Conflict between parts can keep systems stuck.
Reparenting doesn’t erase the past—it adds protection now.
Healthy skills feel slow at first, but they build real stability.
Avoidance shields pain, but also prevents growth.
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