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Woman Who Says She’s Living With Dissociative Identity Disorder Claims Upward Of 10 Personas
Jerica says she was diagnosed with Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) in the summer of 2017. She claims she has upward of 10 alters, or “programs,” that work together to protect her and help her to function day-to-day.
TELL DR. PHIL YOUR STORY: Chaos in your life?
“I don’t feel like my life is one whole person, it’s a system of pieces,” says the 27-year-old.
Among her personas, claims Jerica, is Jayne, who is very social and the most popular of her “programs,” Cleo, who is a powerful persona from the Ancient Egyptian times, and Christina, who she describes as being very religious. The Eye, or Administrator, she says, is the persona that watches over the whole system, “and it keeps programs from going where they're not supposed to go.”
Jerica claims she never knows which “program” will appear. Which of her personas does she say she believes
may have reached out to Dr. Phil for help? This episode airs Monday.
Check here to find out where you can watch.
TELL DR. PHIL YOUR STORY: Nowhere to turn but Dr. Phil?
Woman Who Claims She Has Dissociative Identity Disorder Says Her Family Thinks She’s Possessed
TELL DR. PHIL YOUR STORY: Chaos in your life?
“I don’t feel like my life is one whole person, it’s a system of pieces,” says the 27-year-old.
Among her personas, claims Jerica, is Jayne, who is very social and the most popular of her “programs,” Cleo, who is a powerful persona from the Ancient Egyptian times, and Christina, who she describes as being very religious. The Eye, or Administrator, she says, is the persona that watches over the whole system, “and it keeps programs from going where they're not supposed to go.”
Jerica claims she never knows which “program” will appear. Which of her personas does she say she believes
may have reached out to Dr. Phil for help? This episode airs Monday.
Check here to find out where you can watch.
TELL DR. PHIL YOUR STORY: Nowhere to turn but Dr. Phil?
Woman Who Claims She Has Dissociative Identity Disorder Says Her Family Thinks She’s Possessed
Woman Who Claims She Has Dissociative Identity Disorder Says Her Family Thinks She’s Possessed
