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Flock: The Autobiography of a Multiple Personality Summary & Study Guide Description
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Joan Casey was in her twenties, a student at the University of Chicago and dealing with the breakup of a marriage when she sought out a therapist she could talk to about the escalating stress in her life. The therapist, recommended by the university, was Lynn Wilson. Over the course of only a couple of sessions, Lynn recognized what she believed to be Multiple Personality Disorder. Over the coming months, Lynn met twenty-four distinct personalities. The most prominent of those were Renee, Jo, Joan Frances, Isis and Missy. Each had distinct characteristics, mannerisms and memories. Some of them harbored memories of childhood abuse at the hands of both her parents. Abusive situations and the need to get along prompted the creation of most of the personalities. Renee, who had arrived when Joan was raped by a teacher, was able to see the majority of what happened with all members of...
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