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Thanks so much for your responses it means so much
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No problem. How are you feeling today?
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All the time. It’s one of my main compulsions.
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I'm good thanks. Just accepting if I have negative thoughts I just let those thoughts be and I feel better.
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Hi, I’m new to this app and newly diagnosed. Question for you all, What things did you normalize and do without a second thought that when diagnosed, you realized was actually your OCD? Mine was how concerned with germs I am. I hold my breath when I open a door so the rush of wind doesn’t infect my lungs from whatever is in the room. I thought everyone was really careful and concerned like me. But Ive learned it’s not normal the lengths I go to. What was yours?
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