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Tweeting @DiscussingDID for Discussing Dissociation Blog and Kathy Broady MSW

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Hello Anyone that Tweets with Twitter or any other the other Twitter Affiliates, 

 

twitter-discussingdid

Do you like to tweet on Twitter?

Do you want to learn more about Dissociative Identity Disorder?

Do you want to see links to the hundreds of different articles found on Discussing Dissociation?

I am getting adventurous and have decided to start tweeting a little more.  And, to be loyal to Discussing Dissociation, I have created a new Twitter address specifically for this blog:

 

@DiscussingDID

 

Of course, “@DiscussingDissociation” was far too long to be allowed on Twitter, so my compromise was to go with @DiscussingDID.

 

If you want to get the tweets related to the Discussing Dissociation blog, please Follow!

 

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Twitter 6×6 (Photo credit: Steve Woolf)

Twitter is an interesting and quick way to interact with a lot of like-minded people talking about and supporting similar ideas. I don’t take tweets too seriously, but it can be fun, and a quick way to share new information and updates.

If you have any questions about how to connect with the blog on Twitter, please contact the Discussing Dissociation Client Care Team via the Contact Me page for additional help and support.

 

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twitter logo map 09 (Photo credit: The Next Web)

 

I hope to be tweeting with you soon.

 

Follow @DiscussingDID !!

 

I wish you the best in your healing journey.

 

Warmly,

Kathy

 

@DiscussingDID

( formerly found at @Kathy_B_from_AC )

 

 

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  1. didisreal http://traumaanddissociation.wordpress.com says

    October 24, 2013 at 7:49 pm

    we’re following and retweeting – we’re @TraumaDID – we had the same problem with TraumaAndDissociation being to long for twitter!
    Just found you pilgrim 😀

    Reply
  2. Pilgrim says

    September 3, 2013 at 4:50 pm

    Kathy we is @JustPilgrim

    Reply

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