I Am who we are - Multiple Personality Disorder Secrets From: All Things Considered (NPR) | Date: July 23, 1994 | . Provided by ProQuest LLC.Copyright information

NPR All Things Considered

07-23-1994

DANIEL ZWERDLING, Host: Coming up on All Things Considered, the demons and friends of Beth Hafling [sp]. She has dozens of personalities, an unusually case of severe a mental illness nicknamed MPD. Researchers believe the disease can be triggered in childhood by repeated physical and sexual abuse. After years of trying to keep her illness secret, Beth Hafling steps forward tonight with her story. Stay tuned.

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