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All of Me is a compelling biography that follows author Kim Noble as she navigates the challenges of dissociative identity disorder. She shares her childhood experiences, the complex array of twenty distinct personalities she lives with, the relentless pursuit of a correct diagnosis, and the personal struggle of fighting a custody battle to keep her daughter safe. The narrative offers an intimate look at the emotional and psychological toll of multiple personality disorder and the resilience required to confront it.
First publish date: 2011
Genre: Biography & Autobiography/Autobiography
Authors: Kim Noble
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