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I’ve rearranged a few things here at Third of a Lifetime to create a central location for links about me and Becoming One. You’ll notice across the top menu bar there are new page links for Interviews and Becoming One Reviews. Each page will be updated as warranted.

My current project, a Q&A style ebook about Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID), is coming along nicely, but it’s expanding! I’m finding that there’s nothing really simple about describing aspects of DID in a way that is personal, accurate, and maintains consistency. Meanwhile, the book cover is already finished, and I love it! I’ll be revealing that down the line when the writing is nearer to completion. These are busy, rewarding days for me!

I’d also like to welcome new blog readers who followed the link from the back of the Becoming One ebook! Thank you for your support! Feel free to ask any questions about dissociation or DID issues, and check out the Dissociation Blog Showcase page to read 185 other accounts by people impacted daily by dissociation.
 
 
 

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I’m long overdue for some housekeeping with regard to the Dissociation Blog Showcase. I’ve gone through it now, deleted broken links, and added some new blogs! We have amazing writers amongst us who give insight and hope to anyone struggling with dissociation, or to their loved ones. It’s a brain trust, and I treasure it. When I find new blogs, I will update the Dissociation Blog Showcase (DBS) as soon as possible. (Many thanks for your patience!)

Today I’ve added the following new blogs to the Showcase:

A World of Alters

Synth Girl

Please use the DBS link above to access these blogs, and check out the entire directory of 192 dissociation-related blogs! As always, be careful and stay safe. Many of these blogs do not provide trigger warnings, nor are they obligated to do so.

If you, or someone you know, experiences dissociation and blog about it, write to me with the URL at sarah.e.olsonATgmailDOTcom . I review each blog before adding it to the Showcase.

Thanks so much for the feedback and well-wishes for this project!

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We have amazing writers amongst us who give insight and hope to anyone struggling with dissociation, or to their loved ones. It’s a brain trust, and I treasure it. When I find new blogs, I usually update the Dissociation Blog Showcase (DBS) on Sunday evenings.

I must apologize again for the delay in doing these updates. I’m struggling lately with inner stuff, as well as chronic physical stuff. Being focused has been a challenge the last several weeks. As a dear friend says, “It is what it is.” Meanwhile, I try to figure it all out, and move forward. That’s what we’re all doing, right? It just doesn’t always happen on what we want to be our timetable. Thank you for your patience; I need to practice that on myself a bit more.

Today I’ve added the following new blogs to the Showcase (with a huge thanks to Kate1975 for providing most of them to me):
 

c0nfe55i0ns0famadw0man

Inviziblepain

notes from a shared body

Publicly Plural

The Multiplicity of Me

Also, Kate1975’s blog was renamed to Kate Is Rising

 
Please use the DBS link above to access these blogs, and check out the entire directory of (approximately) 200 dissociation-related blogs! As always, be careful and stay safe. Many of these blogs do not provide trigger warnings, nor are they obligated to do so.

If you, or someone you know, experiences dissociation and blog about it, write to me with the URL at sarah.e.olsonATgmailDOTcom . I review each blog before adding it to the Showcase.

Thanks so much for the feedback and well-wishes for this project!
 
 

Continue reading]]> Special Request: If you find value in this blog showcase, please add the Dissociation Blog Showcase link to your blogroll so others can find it. Thanks!

We have amazing writers amongst us who give insight and hope to anyone struggling with dissociation, or to their loved ones. It’s a brain trust, and I treasure it. When I find new blogs, I usually update the Dissociation Blog Showcase (DBS) on Sunday evenings.

I owe each of these bloggers a huge apology for the delay in getting their blogs listed and announced. Regardless of the reasons, the delay has taken far too long. I can only promise to do better in the future, and thank each of you for your considerable patience.

Tonight I’ve added the following new blogs:

Silenced No Longer

Singing over the bones & rising from the ashes

The Vacant Skeleton

Please use the DBS link above to access these blogs, and check out the entire directory of (approximately) 200 dissociation-related blogs! As always, be careful and stay safe. Many of these blogs do not provide trigger warnings, nor are they obligated to do so.

If you, or someone you know, experiences dissociation and blog about it, write to me with the URL at sarah.e.olsonATgmailDOTcom . I review each blog before adding it to the Showcase.

Thanks so much for the feedback and well-wishes for this project!

Continue reading]]> Special Request: If you find value in this blog showcase, please add the Dissociation Blog Showcase link to your blogroll so others can find it. Thanks!

We have amazing writers amongst us who give insight and hope to anyone struggling with dissociation, or to their loved ones. It’s a brain trust, and I treasure it. When I find new blogs, I usually update the Dissociation Blog Showcase (DBS) on Sunday evenings. Tonight I’ve added the following new blog:

Growing Pains In Christ

Please use the DBS link above to access this blog, and check out the entire directory of (approximately) 195 dissociation-related blogs! As always, be careful and stay safe. Many of these blogs do not provide trigger warnings, nor are they obligated to do so.

Still on the way: I’ve received requests for inclusion of some DID (Dissociative Identity Disorder) information and awareness sites, which are not “blogs” per se. I’m still planning to add a new section for these types of sites to the index, so please let me know if you have any favorites. (The two sites currently in the queue are DID World Map and DIDiva.com.) Thanks!

If you, or someone you know, experiences dissociation and blog about it, write to me with the URL at sarah.e.olsonATgmailDOTcom . I review each blog before adding it to the Showcase.

Thanks so much for the feedback and well-wishes for this project!

Continue reading]]> Special Request: If you find value in this blog showcase, please add the Dissociation Blog Showcase link to your blogroll so others can find it. Thanks!

We have amazing writers amongst us who give insight and hope to anyone struggling with dissociation, or to their loved ones. It’s a brain trust, and I treasure it. When I find new blogs, I usually update the Dissociation Blog Showcase (DBS) on Sunday evenings. Tonight I’ve added the following three new blogs:

A Multitude of Musings

Eliza is …

Journey of the Broken Pieces

Please use the DBS link above to access these blogs, and check out the entire directory of (approximately) 190 dissociation-related blogs! As always, be careful and stay safe. Many of these blogs do not provide trigger warnings, nor are they obligated to do so.

Still on the way: I’ve received requests for inclusion of some DID (Dissociative Identity Disorder) information and awareness sites, which are not “blogs” per se. I’m still planning to add a new section for these types of sites to the index, so please let me know if you have any favorites. (The two sites currently in the queue are DID World Map and DIDiva.com.) Thanks!

If you, or someone you know, experiences dissociation and blog about it, write to me with the URL at sarah.e.olsonATgmailDOTcom . I review each blog before adding it to the Showcase.

Thanks so much for the feedback and well-wishes for this project!