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different personalities' that took about 45 years to bring under control. (Ringrose, 2011) Then, there was Sybil, Sybil was a story about Ms. Shirley Mason. (Ross C., 2017) Ms. Mason who lasted through, tolerated physical, sexual and emotional unfair treatment. The patient mother was furthermore named the abuser. (Ross C. A., 1997)
Sybil story was told to be a lie due to her having 16 personalities. Last, famous case was a man convicted of attack violently with intent to seriously hurt, but yet identified a disease or its cause with DID. (Ross C., 2008) He was sentenced to 99 years. While in prison the therapist suggested that the attack happened will in a changed personality. (Ross C., 2008) It was decided that the change wanted the host …show more content…
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