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Takes guts and courage man especially when we are dealing with illness that mentally exhausts you. I was thinking of inpatient for myself, im in a really deep hole, how is it like there and how does it work.
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@Broidontknow So you literally have to live there for x amount of time? That must cost alot for someone without insurance too then
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I think it's awesome and brave of you to go back and try again! Congrats on staying a week +. Maybe if you tell yourself that you will do the program for your parents then it will become easier and you will eventually get more comfortable and then be able to do it for yourself. Just an idea. May not be a good one lol. I can only imagine how hard it must be. Sounds like a great opportunity. I wish you the best. Sending good vibes your way!
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Thank you very much
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It’ve been through two residential programs, two partial hospitalization programs, and one intensive outpatient program. I understand. It’s incredible where I am where I am today honestly. At my worst I could barely do anything at all. I couldn’t read or write or talk without breaking down. Couldn’t say few words without compulsing about how my words weren’t perfect enough. But here I am now. If I can get better you can too!
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What is the name of the OCD inpatient facility if you don’t mind sharing. I’ve been looking for one myself, I haven’t gotten a response back yet. I need help for my existential ocd it’s gotten ridiculous.
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Rogers Behavioral Health is renowned for their OCD treatment. They are based in Wisconsin but have other programs scattered throughout the US. They also take most insurance.
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