Another important thing to keep in mind is that if it feels like OCD, it IS OCD. My name is […]
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How do you know it’s right?
You can expend precious energy chasing the holy grail of 100% certainty, or you can choose to settle for 95%, […]
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My disorder does not define me
My disorder does not define me and it shouldn’t define you either. If you are reading this looking for a […]
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OCD focused on racism and anti-semitism
…there is a lot of comfort and support to be gained from knowing that somehow we are all in the […]
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The Rise and Fall of OCD
As an OCD sufferer myself, it’s only really gotten to this point of overly obsessive and compulsive behaviour in the past […]
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The millions of intrusive thoughts that took over my life
almost one year after beginning recovery, but I have learned to discard them and accept them for what they are—OCD. […]
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OCD caused me to…
OCD caused me to do many things: OCD caused me to not wear blue, my favorite color; because blue is […]
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On The Road To Recovery
But with the right help and support I know I can get better. I was always been a different child, […]
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Early Memories of OCD
I continue to look for an edge, not a cure, for dealing with OCD. I can recall doing drills in […]
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What if I harm my child? An OCD Story
I will never quit and you should never quit either. I have had OCD for as long as I can […]
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