You can see the rage that ensues when the repressed memories of abuse are challenged. It is a destructive therapy cult, and when you challenge the memories, you are challenging a woman's entire concept of herself. That is because the typical woman who gets involved in recovered memory therapy (or in a social group of women involved in memory recovery) re-focuses her entire life around her new identity as an abuse survivor. Once a women becomes involved in this process, it is sort of like being in a cult. She is encouraged to cut off contact with anyone who doubts the memories or questions the helpfulness of the therapy. Often families are horrified as the woman becomes intensely involved in digging for increasingly bizarre and sadistic memories of abuse.
People who never knew they were abused at all until they joined therapy begin a process of recovering "memories," and this process becomes the center of their lives. The abuse memories typically become increasingly sadistic and bizarre, and the list of perpetrators grows to ridiculous proportions. Survivors often do not share the totality of the memories they are "recovering" except with their therapists or other "survivors," because they realize on some level that others would find the stories unbelievable. They will share that they were abused, but they may not acknowledge the real content of the memories and the fact that they are uncovered (actually created) in a continuous process through journaling, free-writing, dreams, imagination, or hypnosis. The typical MPD/DID patient identies scores of perpetrators, and her memories grow to include ritualistic abuse in satanic covens, forced impregnation by a cult, premature birth of a fetus that is then eaten by her abusers or herself, being forced to kill or abuse other children and animals, being buried alive, being covered with snakes and raped by animals, and being tortured and raped on a daily basis by multiple adults in her life throughout childhood. Some recall being victims of government mind control projects.
And she never remembered any of it until she joined the therapy or survivors group.









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