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Mother wakes up after a car crash to find
she has EIGHT personalities MailOnline
'I now share my body with seven other
people': Mother wakes up after a car crash to find she has EIGHT personalities
- including a 'go getter' who posts raunchy pictures online and a businessman
who went to Harvard
It was a plot twist Marcela Del Sol, an
accomplished writer, never saw coming – she would wake up in hospital following
a car accident and have to share her body with seven other 'people' with their
own very distinct personalities.
The 43-year-old mother-of-two was driving her car along a
highway in Charlestown near Newcastle, two hours north of Sydney, in mid July,
2013, when it broke down - she moved to the side of the road and another car
crashed into the back of her.
Both cars were written off, she suffered
major whiplash and her dissociative personality disorder (also known as
multiple personality disorder) was triggered - giving life to C, L, T, M, M/B
and twins A and B.
Multiple Personality Disorder
Dissociative identity disorder (previously
known as multiple personality disorder) is thought to be a complex
psychological condition that is likely caused by many factors, including severe
trauma during early childhood (usually extreme, repetitive physical, sexual, or
emotional abuse).
Q:
Do you believe that she has eight personalities?
How to deal with multiple personality
disorder?
Is it possible to discover your potentials after
an accident?
How to determine other people's personality
type?
What are the ways to determine your personality?
How to deal with emotional abuse?
How to deal with past trauma?
另類治療拔活罐/針灸
Olympics in bright red spots: What is
cupping?
By Madison Park, CNN
(CNN)Those dark red spots dotting
Olympians' shoulders and backs are not cigar burns. They're not perfectly
circular hickeys either.
Viewers watching the Olympics this weekend
may have spotted the pepperoni-like bruises on athletes and wondered: What is
that?
Olympians at Rio have taken to cupping --
an ancient therapy that have mostly been used in Middle Eastern and Asian
countries, especially China.
The therapy consists of having round glass
suction cups that are warmed, then placed on sore parts of the body. The
placement of the glass cup creates a partial vacuum, which is believed to
stimulate muscles and blood flow, while relieving pain.
Michael Phelps, US gymnast Alex Naddour and
Belarus swimmer Pavel Sankovich have all posted pictures of their polka dotted
limbs and backs.
Sankovich wrote earlier this summer on his
Instagram account: "Cupping is a great recovery tool," with a photo
of his thighs covered in suction cups. Former Olympic swimmer Natalie Coughlin
has also previously posted pictures of herself going through a cupping therapy.
Phelps showed snippets of his cupping
therapy on his Instagram as well as his Under Armour commercial.
Acupuncture
Acupuncture is a component of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) which involves sticking solid, hair fine needles into the body at specific points. The procedure is designed to release blocked energy and address imbalances in the body which may cause ill health, and it has been used in China for thousands of years. In the West, acupuncture is a relatively recent introduction to the medical library, but its popularity has quickly grown.
The theory behind acupuncture is that everybody is filled with a life force, called qi, or chi. When the masculine and feminine aspects of the body, known as yin and yang, are in balance, the qi is in balance, and will flow smoothly through the body along meridians of power.
Q:
What is cupping?
What do you think of the Olympians have
received cupping treatment?
What are your opinion about the Olympic game
this year?
What are your opinion about acupuncture?
What are your opinion about chi?
Do you trust the Chinese traditional
alternative treatment?
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