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- OCD Conqueror
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I can relate, mine happened after i had my baby, it came at me hard! It had left me . But came back again after i had my second baby. And now i currently still struggle with it. Its horrible. Im 26 and miss who i was. I feel like my daughters dont get the real happy me. Thank God for my husband who has been nothing but supportive and has stuck with me through each panic attack, depression episodes bc of these intrusive thoughts.
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I have a very similar story. I thank God for my husband everyday. 🤍 We got this, mama.
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Similar story here, not with child birth but with birth control. Sending hugs.
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You can overcome this and find Relief from ocd! Try the online Programm from Nathan Peterson its called ocdandanxietycourse online. It literally safed my life
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I can relate a lot I have had ovd for a long time since I was like 7 or 8 but I'm a teen now and it's hard because I dont like watching adult movies like my friends because all yhe stuff in it triggers me hard a d it suvks because none of my friends want to watch Disney or nick which is fine I totally understand that but also I am older then them they aren't even teens yet sooooo it just makes me feel so down on myself because I'm the oldest I'm supposed to be the one who limes that stuff
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I can relate a little - I didn't develop OCD until I was 13. Sometimes I see old home videos of like my eight-year-old self, and I feel so far away from them. I mean, I grew up of course, so there's that, but I also feel like I changed so much while doing so that it's hard for me to connect to who I was. I can't imagine being so consistently carefree and unfazed by the world now - it's a surreal experience.
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I developed ocd when I was 21 and became much less happy over time. I am hoping to regain the ability to feel happy.
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likes that stuff*
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And dont be Afraid from Taking Medication, especially in the beginning of the Recovery journey it can be very helpfull to have some extra help
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I hate the way ocd has completely messed up my brain, I struggle to tell the difference between an intrusive though and a regular one, I have really bad issues with morality and I feel as if my brain can no longer tell what is and isn't right and I can't tell if I'm over reacting about situations and I end up feeling stuck in a loop of wondering if I'm a bad person and trying to look at a situation rationally and not knowing if that's even possible with the state of my mind, I feel like none of my thoughts are actually mine. I hate it and I wish I could feel in control of my thoughts even for just a day, just to know what it's like. I've had ocd symptoms since I was about 9-10 so i feel like I've never really know a life without it. I just wish I could live out my teenage years like anyone else my age. I can hardly engage with my hobbies and passions and I don't know what to do about it. I can't go to therapy or get medication because I'm not even diagnosed, I just feel trapped. I'm only a teenager, like I said, I don't want to live my entire life like this.
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this is probably kinda jumbled but over the past almost year or so i've slowly realized i have ocd (i'm diagnosed audhd but over time i started feeling like those alone didn't cover the whole issue yk?), and recently i've been kinda worried i guess. it’s just that i’m turning 21 in 6 months and i’m afraid that this disorder is going to rob me of joyful adult milestones in my life. honestly being 20 has sucked, i can’t even remember wtf being 18 was like, and my childhood in general wasn't the best either, but i've been struggling a lot as of late and i don't want how i feel now to be the same as how i feel next year. my meds have helped quiet my compulsions a significant amount (i literally felt like i was going kinda cray cray when i was off them 😭) but they’re not completely gone. sometimes it just seems like this is all it's ever gonna be forever and i’m always gonna feel ashamed of myself for just like… existing. my 21 year old self deserves to be happy but idk if i’ll be able to give that to her 🥲🥲🥲
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I am newly diagnosed with OCD as a 33 year old female I was fat oses with bipolar at 15 and never really identified with it much and totally relate to ocd. I wish i would have known long ago so I could have gotten treatment earlier. Now that I know and am aware and can see what’s off and what are compulsions and my insatiable need for reassurance it’s so overwhelming- it feels like my mind is a prison and attacks me with a new pure o quest as soon as I wake up I’m optimistic I’ll be able to get better but it just feels like it’s time sucking and joy stealing disorder I know I’m not alone here I feel like a crazy person replaying and replaying things I want to know if you can relate or if you have been at this for a while and actually feel like you are breaking free from this Thanks for the read
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