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Psychosis-Induced Dementia Syndrome (PIDS)

— What is it ?

Psychosis-Induced Dementia Syndrome (PIDS) is a medically unrecognized identity characterized by a complex interplay of psychosis, trauma, and dementia-like symptoms. It occurs in individuals who have experienced untreated psychosis in emotionally neglectful environments, leading to the development of this syndrome. PIDS typically manifests after prolonged exposure to stress, where the individual’s cognitive and emotional well-being deteriorates over time. The syndrome primarily affects cognition, memory, and emotional regulation, leading to significant challenges in daily functioning.

— Diagnosis Criteria :

01 . History of Untreated Psychosis: The individual must have a history of untreated psychosis, which was not medically addressed or diagnosed at an early stage. 02 . Emotional Neglect: The individual must have experienced an emotionally neglectful environment during their development, which exacerbates the impact of untreated psychosis. 03 . Onset of PIDS Symptoms: PIDS symptoms only appear when the psychosis has become sufficiently severe to be noticeable and investigated medically. The syndrome is characterized by cognitive decline, disorientation, hallucinations, and memory issues that are evident only after psychosis reaches an advanced state.

— Symptom List :

Nocturnal Disorientation: The affected individual experiences disorientation, confusion, and difficulty in navigation during the evening and nighttime hours. This often includes getting lost in familiar surroundings and being unable to recognize places or people. Hallucinations: Visual and auditory hallucinations are common, especially at night. These hallucinations can be vivid, leading to fear and anxiety. Wandering Conversations: Conversations often become fragmented and incoherent, with the individual jumping from one topic to another without a clear connection. This symptom is particularly pronounced in the evening. Memory Issues: During the day, affected individuals have relatively normal memory function, recalling recent events, conversations, and daily tasks. However, as the day progresses towards evening, memory issues become more pronounced, with gaps in recollection and confusion about the present. Stuck in the Past: In the evening, the individual may display confusion about the current time and place, becoming fixated on past experiences or events. This often results in repetitive questioning about familiar situations, people, or memories. Emotional Instability: Mood swings and emotional instability are common, with rapid changes between sadness, anxiety, and agitation. These changes are often exacerbated by the approach of nightfall. Insomnia: Difficulty falling asleep or staying asleep is common, often due to the increased disorientation and hallucinations at night. Cognitive Decline: Cognitive functions such as problem-solving, decision-making, and abstract thinking can deteriorate over time. This decline is particularly noticeable when the individual is under stress or in a high-stress environment.

— Treatment ?

Psychosis-Induced Dementia Syndrome (PIDS) is generally considered a chronic condition with no known cure. Treatment primarily focuses on managing symptoms and improving quality of life, as the syndrome itself cannot be completely treated or reversed. Individuals typically learn to live with the symptoms, utilizing strategies to cope with cognitive decline, emotional instability, and episodic confusion.

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ура, ещё один цисрусский :D я очень рад видеть наших радквиров, иногда чувствую будто я один здесь. крепитесь, сейчас времена тяжёлые, желательно вообще отсюда свалить куда подальше, если деньги есть

К сожалению , нам просто нужно держаться вместе . . . это жиза : (

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hihi

if it doesnt exist , could you make a mud related to this ?

— a person who usually doesnt feel / feels little dysphoria , but the moment someone mentions it or sees something about it they start to feel a lot of dysphoria . and if the person doesnt feel it , they forces themself

— if its not too much trouble , could you also make subtypes ? for example , a specific one for gender dysphoria and such ?

Hi lovely ! Here are some already existing MUD' s :

Recoined - Rapid Onset Gender Dysphoria

ROGD has a Fading Type and Permanent Type !

If these don' t fit , then please reschedule and we will fit you for a better diagnosis < 3

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If it doesn't exist already— could we potentially get an MUD/MUS that causes one to feel the need to help others with any issue, almost compulsively/instinctively? This would be even if it's at their own detriment, if they're struggling themselves, if it isn't something they can reasonably fix, and/or if they generally don't want to help. (Definitely causing a lot of distress and mental damage in general, and a likely aversion to growing close to people out of fear of being 'forced' to help them.)

-> @bl00dberries

Here are some already coined muds / muss that may fit !

Overcaring Personality Disorder

Acute Attach-Love Disorder

If these don' t fit , please do tell and we will schedule a better diagnosis for you < 3

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could you possibly coin something similar to MIID except instead of it being one's reflection, it's with the image of a character they strongly identify with or as (whether in an alterhuman way, a system way, or a transid/cis id way)

》 @radically-katrielle

CHARACTER AFFINITY IDENTITY DISORDER

— What is it ?

Character Affinity Identity Disorder (CAID) is a condition where an individual strongly identifies with a specific character's portrait, to the point where their sense of self becomes deeply intertwined with that character’s traits or persona. This can lead to emotional overlap, confusion about personal identity, and difficulty functioning outside of the character, often causing distress or anxiety when not embodying them .

— Symptom List :

Intense Identification : A persistent and overwhelming sense of self being tied to a specific character's portrait, to the point where their traits, appearance, or life experiences feel deeply aligned with the individual’s own identity . Emotional Portrait Attachment : A strong, almost uncontrollable urge to look at images or representations of the character, often for reassurance, comfort, or to reinforce the identity connection . Inconsistent Self-Perception : Shifts in self-perception, where the individual may struggle to define who they are outside of the character, feeling lost when not expressing or identifying as them . Dysphoria or Anxiety : Feelings of discomfort or distress when unable to embody or express the character, leading to anxiety or a sense of disconnection from one’s own identity . Altered Social Interactions : Difficulty engaging in social environments as their “real” self, preferring to present or embody the character’s traits or persona in interactions .

— Treatment ?

Unlike MIID , CAID isn't as easily treatable .

While potentially addressed with some therapeutic methods, may be less straightforward to treat due to the deeply ingrained nature of the identity attachment to the character. Unlike MIID, which might respond well to behavioral therapies that help individuals dissociate from their reflections, CAID may involve more complex layers of identity formation, possibly including dissociation or a strong alterhuman, system, or trans/cis identity component. In cases where CAID is more about a deeply rooted sense of self, treatment may be longer-term or focus on integration techniques that help the person understand and navigate their identity without fully relying on the character.

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I' ve had the same problem , yet seems to be resolved on pc by just right clicking and finding " load image " , the images are archived , but often don't load for memory storing !

looks like archiving my terms isnt working out for me -- if someones able to figure out a way to archive the original coining posts aside from archive.today (which is what im having issues with) please let me know <3

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only just saw this but hope this still helps !!

we personally use ghostarchives !! to me it' s so much faster at archiving < 3

looks like archiving my terms isnt working out for me -- if someones able to figure out a way to archive the original coining posts aside from archive.today (which is what im having issues with) please let me know <3

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HELLOOOOOOO !

i wanted to ask something

— would you be willing to give a few more symptoms to an already coined mud ?

Depends ! If it's a different MUD , I'd be only comfortable with permission of the owner , if it's your own - I'd be glad to help out , if my own - I'd have to really think about it , since I only post my coined terms when I feel completely satisfied with it ! < 3 But once again , can definitely compromise ! < 3

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so lovely ! I adore the pink colors ++ the middle stripe across the mirror , reminds me of those " glassless " mirrors < 3 you did such an amazing job on this !

Trans - this Mud? https://www.tumblr.com/rq-nursedolly/763750064035397632/mirror-infatuation-identity-disorder?source=share

— transmiid [ trans-miid ]

when an individual wants to have / identifies with having miid !

— i liked this flag so much lol !

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hello, may i request a MUD for one of my sysmates? he does not feel anything unless he's interacting with some sort of media, usually music, but games and books are included too. it might come with dpdr symptoms, a general sense of apathy for real people and situations, low/no empathy for real people but hyperempathy for fictional people. not sure what else to add here to be perfectly honest.

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MEDIA - DEPENDENT EMOTIONAL DYSREGULATION

— What is it ?

MDED is a condition where individuals feel emotionally numb in real life, relying on media — like music , games , and books — to elicit feelings. This leads to apathy toward genuine relationships while fostering heightened empathy for fictional characters, creating a dependency that hinders authentic emotional engagement.

— Symptom List :

Emotional Numbness : Difficulty feeling emotions in real - life situations . Media Dependency : Reliance on media to experience emotional responses . Hyper - empathy for Fiction : Intense emotional reactions to fictional characters or scenarios . Social Withdrawal : Preference for media interactions over face-to-face relationships . Reality Distortion : Trouble distinguishing between real and mediated emotional experiences , often causing dissociation .

— Treatment ?

This disorder can be regulated with the right support !

Treatment may involve therapy aimed at increasing emotional awareness and fostering real-life connections , such as cognitive-behavioral therapy or mindfulness practices ! Additionally , gradually reducing media consumption while engaging in real - world activities can help individuals reconnect with their emotions and improve interpersonal relationships !

@ credit to @armyflags for the flag <3

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Hi! Can you give me three of any MUD/MUS?

Sorry darlin' , I'm a bit confused here — would you like me to coin three MUD' s / MUS' s or would you like preexisting ones picked for you ?

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‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎ ‏‏‎ ‎‎‎‎ SUBMISSIVE CARE RESPONSE

— What is it ?

SCR is a disorder in military nurses characterized by heightened docility and emotional numbness resulting from ongoing trauma and mistreatment by soldiers, coupled with a deep sense of empathy that prevents them from distancing themselves from their abusers.

— Symptom List :

Compassionate Attachment : A profound sense of empathy towards soldiers, leading to difficulty in detaching emotionally from their pain and struggles. This may result in the nurses feeling responsible for the soldiers' well-being, even at the expense of their own safety and mental health. They might rationalize or excuse abusive behavior due to an understanding of the soldiers' own traumas, further entrenching their docility . Increased Docility : A tendency to avoid confrontation or assertiveness, often leading to compliance with demands, even unreasonable ones . Emotional Numbness : Difficulty experiencing or expressing emotions, resulting in a flat affect or seeming overly calm in stressful situations . Self - Doubt & Low - Self Esteem : Feelings of worthlessness or inadequacy, stemming from repeated mistreatment, which may cause them to question their skills and decisions . Physical Symptoms : Manifestations such as fatigue, headaches, potentially resulting from chronic stress and emotional suppression . Difficulty Setting Boundaries : Struggling to establish personal or professional boundaries, leading to increased vulnerability to further mistreatment . Isolation : Withdrawal from social interactions or support systems, feeling that others may not understand their experiences .

— Treatment ?

With the correct treatment, people with this disorder are able to recover and live a fulfilling life !

Trauma - Informed Therapy : Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) can help nurses process trauma and develop healthier thought patterns and coping strategies . Support Groups : Connecting with peers who have similar experiences can provide validation and reduce feelings of isolation . Boundary-Setting Workshops : Learning to establish and maintain personal and professional boundaries can empower nurses to protect their well-being .

@ credit to @armyflags for the flag <3

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MIRROR INFATUATION IDENTITY DISORDER

— What is it ?

MIID is characterized by the infatuation with one's image in the mirror , with the individual not being able to pry their eyes off and seemingly almost in a trance with their own reflection .

— Types :

Mirror Infatuation (Obsession) Identity Disorder : A specific set of MIID , where the reason behind an individuals infatuation isn't directly understood - other than that the individuals is over obsessed with their looks. Individuals with this disorder will often blankly stare at themselves , often fix their appearance in small ways , and even obsessively take pictures of themselves . Mirror Infatuation (Self Esteem) Identity Disorder : A specific set of MIID , where the reason behind an individuals infatuation is centered around a low self-esteem and body dysphoria. Individuals with this disorder are often noticed to be sulking about their reflection , as it actively upsets them - yet they cannot help but continue to stare.

— Symptom List :

Inability to pry eyes away from mirrors : Most often happens in social settings , people with MIID have the ability to be indulged in a conversation while also be infatuated by their reflection at the same time as a form of multitasking . Sense of distress from not having seen oneself : Individuals with MIID tend to have feelings of anxiety after not seeing their reflection in a period of time - often linked with the fear of how one looks or even not being able to imagine how they look anymore. Inability to pry eyes away from mirrors : Also called " Mirror Locking " , is the period of time when an individual dissociates at their reflection and physically cannot pry their eyes away . This can be distressing , and lead to meltdowns .

— Treatment ?

Individuals with this disorder have the ability to fully recover with the right environment ! - Help with self esteem : often the first go to for MIID (especially for MI(SE)ID) , treatment for body dysmorphia with bettering one's relationship with their reflection has had great results . - Limiting mirrors in social settings : Being reminded of an individuals conversation topic , being more observant of their surroundings can often help with ignoring the need to look at oneself in the mirror . Things like covering mirrors with cloth , or fully avoiding them for small periods of time is also recommended . - Overcoming the anxiety : MIID individuals often feel anxiety from not perceiving themselves for a long period of time , so having small hand held mirrors is often advised - they are small which makes it hard for the individual to fully observe themselves , and it being hand held will force them to put the mirror down after their hands get sore .

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NURSE' s INTRO

Hello ! I am Nurse Touya , He / Him , I'm a TransID RadQueer !

Chrono19 , Feb 2nd , MedStudent + OSDD sys of 200+

No DNI , I'm a generally friendly person !

MUD n MUS coins !

Mainly made this blog for my love of everything medical , ++ this will be an MUD n MUS coining blog ! Req : Opened ! You can request for anything < 3

My ID' s

TransID' s : TransNurse , TransWhiteHair , TransMilitary , TransMilitaryNurse , TransDoll , TransTwink , TransFemBoy , TransHarmed , TransEDs , TransBlind , ect !

CisID' s : CisOSDD , CisASPD , CisPOTS , CisRussian , CisCotards ect !

TAGS

' — Nurse' s BreakRoom , , , ' : Talking ! ' — Nurse' s Check-Up , , , ' : Coining ! ' — Nurse' s Tips , , , ' : ID Hoard !