Berthas

Saly spent most of her childhood being isolated due to her awkwardness. She found it difficult to be social with anyone because of her battle with Dissociative Identity Disorder. Her mind was always in one reality, and out of another; all the way into her womanhood, motherhood, and marriage. She appears to be functioning just fine, until the effects of old-fashioned and misguided beliefs about the treatment and diagnoses of mental health amongst Black people finally casts a net over Saly, c...