Empathy requires us to step out of our shoes to see things from another's eyes. Some of us do it too much, what happens then?

Good for Patty! She has overcome a horror that is surreal and now look at her. What makes personalities split like hers, like Herschel Walker and others?

Melody's article is available on today front page of Helium.com. Check it out. It's relevent to PTSD and Veterans.

We select our president hoping for a hero. What happens when he turns out not to be one? What does he become? Can we pick a president based on something else, something more human?

Heath should not have ended up this way. He was talented and in pain. How does our way of coping with pain affect everything?

Blame seems to have started this tragedy, and it appears to be the defenses case as well. What does blame do and why do we engage in it?

The different sides of Britney appear as a consistent set of roles typical to Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID). Does she have this disorder? Is she that different, in some ways, from the rest of us?

When someone does something this horrific how do we respond? Do we think of them as a monster and have no empathy? What really happened to this man?

The Holly See now encourages the practice of exorcisms among priests. What are "demonic possessions? Is it really Dissociative Identity Disorder? Could any of us be "possessed?

Vets suffering from PTSD often return home in terrible shape and little support, resulting in abhorrent behavior. They attempt suicide, they beat their wives and their children, and are generally violent and angry. What happens if someone else has these behaviors? Could we consider that they may be in pain too?

Will someone please help this girl? Her behavior indicates someone in real trouble, most likely Dissociative Identity Disorder. What causes this and what needs to happen?