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To be a creative in learning/teaching of self/selves, and in being individuals related to internal and external communities and the responsibilities therein. We are learning to lead an intentional life, and in so doing, correct an imbalance in self-regulation. We are a Multiple, who had been aware of our Multiplicity for thirty years. Multiplicity is Dissociative Identity Disorder - DID, and that is being similar to "Plural," but to explain, we would need to agree on having a drink. We have a psychology major and half a Master's *sigh* in Educational Psychology and Adult Education focusing on e-Learning, Technology and Design. But, most of our learning, has been our 30 year, one-on-one experience/relationship in psychoanalysis. Proudly, we stand as an Abled Multiple, with Severe Depression (in remission) and PTSD. We too, have a story to tell. It is the story of us.In general, we are a Multiple Thought Leader. We enjoy thinking and ordering and figuring things out. We've collected insight from our many curations within the fields of knowledge, education, and psychology. We've enjoyed social media, learning through YouTube, Mind mapping, and almost 18 years of blogging. It is all part of our online/offline Identity. And, yes we are very happy to meet you!We also like to quilt and learn piano. We live in Sandwich, IL 60 miles SW of Chicago. Rich and us have been together for 26 years, and continue to have great times! I have three adult sons and their families, including six Grandchildren. We are also the proud partner of our Service dog, Dakota who is half Collie and half Golden Retriever. We consider ourselves very fortunate in life!6-10-20. I am sad to make a correction. On this date, Dakota has passed due to cancer, which we didn't know about, until the day we had to put him down. His last act was to roll over on his back and hold up his paw for me to hold, like he had done hundreds of times before when we felt stress and needed help with soothing ourselves. It is with terrible grief and gratefulness, we have to state this. We realized though in a very short time, if we were to leave the house again, we would need to very soon open our hearts to another service dog. Enter Ginsburg (Ginney), our four month old Collie. She is absolutely terrific. Her first duty? Help us to understand life and death. That's all. We love you forever Dakota! Thank you so much, for your many gifts. Ginney, we welcome you into our lives. And, a blessed thank you goes out to Ginney's trainer, Diana from Always Faithful Dogs.