Scurredmidg!t
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- 2y
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- 2y
You’re not alone, it’s exhausting, we will make it.
LowellTLowellT
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- OCD Conqueror
- Date posted
- 2y
I fully understand how you feel. I can bear witness to the fact that you can get your life back. OCD can be beaten. I have been with NOCD for 1 1/2 years and the counseling I have gotten from them has been a huge help. I’m 62 and I’ve had OCD since my 20’s. So I feed OCD for forty years not knowing what it was. Then it skyrocketed 2 years ago and that was when I started with NOCD. One thing I have found helpful is OCD has only one weapon. Doubt. It just takes all different forms such as “was there germs on the door knob?” “Did I just hit someone with my car?” Am I …”. It’s all doubt or “What if”. I would recommend the free 15 min. call tom NOCD. They can help you to begin the journey of recovery. The only difference between me and you is what triggers us. I know you can say “No” to OCD 👍.
Scurredmidg!tScurredmidg!t
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- 2y
That's honestly uplifting cause I felt I'd be stuck this way forever. Thank you
AnonymousAnonymous
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- Staff
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- 2y
This is so relatable and I want you to know that you are not alone in this. You can get to a place where OCD isn't controlling your life. There is so much hope. I TRULY wish you all the best. If you are interested in learning more please call us at this link. Our Care Team will typically begin with a 15-minute call to discuss treatment, answer any questions you have, and book your first appointment. Please feel free to schedule a convenient time that works best for you here: https://learn.nocd.com/scheduler
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