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Seeking justice, closure 8/16/05 By Joe Happ (The News Guard) "Carlich, 59, is one of 68 men currently making claims of sexual abuse by priests against the Archdiocese of Portland. He is seeking $10.2 million in damages and alleges he was molested as a sophomore at the now-defunct Tillamook Catholic High School by the late Rev. Gerald Dezurick, a local parish priest. The claims are now in crucial settlement talks that are expected to run through the middle of September. Carlich's lawsuit was merged with the others after the archdiocese declared bankruptcy in July of 2004." http://www.thenewsguard.com/news/story.cfm?story_no=2829
Memory Fragmentation in Dissociative Identity Disorder - Onno van der Hart,PhD, Hilde Bolt,MA, Bessel A.van der Kolk,MD "All participants reported a history of severe childhood abuse;93.3%reported some period of amnesia for the index traumatic event, and 33.3%reported periods of amnesia for significant non-traumatic childhood experiences. All participants who had been amnestic for their trauma reported that their memories were initially retrieved in the form of somatosensory flashbacks. This suggests that, like PTSD patients, DID patients at least initially recall their trauma not as a narrative, but as somatosensory re-experiencing. Surprisingly, however, DID participants also recalled emotionally charged non-traumatic life events with significant somato-sensory components, a phenomenon that has not been previously reported. This finding raises important issues regarding basic memory processing abnormalities in DID patients." http://www.onnovdhart.nl/articles/memoryfrag.pdf
Rasim Somer Diler - Conversion and Dissociative Disorders in Children and Adolescents Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Cukurova University Faculty Medicine, Adana, Turkey "Dissociation is a complex psychopathological coping process that exists along a continuum ranging from minor normative dissociative experiences (e.g., daydreaming or lapses in attention) to severe psychiatric diagnoses (e.g., dissociative identity disorder, amnesia, and fug). The frequency of dissociative experiences is at its highest during childhood. The single best predictor of dissociative disorder is frequent "trance-like behavior". Children with dissociative disorders exhibit a plethora of fluctuating abilities, shifting preferences, and inconsistent knowledge. The link between dissociative disorders and trauma is well accepted. Children and adolescents may present dissociative symptoms prior to meeting full criteria for PTSD, panic disorder, personality disorders, or dissociative disorders." Bridging Eastern and Western Psychiatry vol. I num. 1, 2003 http://www.psyter.org/allegati/182/diler_8.pdf
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