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Watch "Awaken into Love" on youtube. Her videos are helpful
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I agree!! She also has an Instagram and podcast. :)
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@linds💕 Thanks alot🙏 ill surely try
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One thing if you start agreeing on will help is “thoughts aren’t facts” whenever you have rocd thoughts just let it flow because they don’t mean anything this helped me💝
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Thank you so much😊I'll try that too
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