With the help of an attentive doctor, she would integrate them into one identity and be made whole and mature. The book was originally titled who is Sylvia? But the publisher deemed the name to be too Jewish. So Sybil was written by Flora Rada Shriver in Cole's collaboration with its subject, an artist and a teacher, who in real life was Shirley Ardell Mason from Dodge Center, Minnesota. It was also written in combination with Mason's longtime psychoanalyst Cornelia Wilbur
Farika B Redux
@FarikaB_Redux · 3:41
Okay, so, yeah, it's something to say that it's still a topic, it is still something that is of a phenomenon for people, that they still can't understand it, and that they're still making movies based upon the traumas of people's lives that resulted in their identity splitting. Whether or not it is something that is real. Yeah, that has always been a debatable subject matter
bob dennis
@Urbanlegends · 1:06
And I actually heard from somebody that they thought there was a new version coming out, another movie. Well, thank you for your comments. I appreciate it