Sorry...a couple more items (clipboard lady.)
It's one thing to want a concrete diagnosis for insurance purposes. That is what it is.
But with something like DID...we want to be a bit cautious. There is such a thing as a provider suggesting and/or inducing or encouraging DID.
This is a "trust your gut" situation. And if your gut is confused, then it is confused.
Sometimes things are discovered by a process of elimination, rather than a definitive "this IS what you have" or don't.
Seek what feels true, truly true to you. We (and even she) can only guess at times.
Wishing you freedom and clarity.
FL47