Hi. I had to look and see if this was my post? Does that ever happen to you? Well I have CRPS/RSD (45 years after back surgery) but I was officially diagnosed with DID in the 90s, decided to ignore it, acute denial, which lasted till the wheels fell off the bus, "literally inside?" And it all fell out. I had just gotten a new therapist, it was covid, I met her twice in person the zoom for almost 2 years 2ce a week. We both have autoimmune stuff and I with long covid and low oxygen levels couldn't breathe thru a mask.

A.yway, I was just plain lucky that my new therapist who specializes in pain etc and trauma can treat DID. I've been seeing her twice a week for 4 years. An embarrassment of riches, I know, though I pay a lot for health insurance medicare/medigap so they pay 100%. I work hard in therapy and working to mentally adjust to using a wheelchair us having hand surgery, then hip replacement then knee replacement. I owe her my life it feels like at times as parts have been hopeless and all that means at tjmes. So yes, RSD/CRPS and DID. Hi!