Anonymous
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- 1y
Can you obssess about recovery?
About anxiety and ocd recovery? I swear if I hear yes that means we really can obssess over ANYTHING 😂
777Q777Q
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- 1y
Very interesting thread. I notice that almost anything, even the positive stuff can be tinged with OCD & GAD . For example working on recovery, sports , music, movies , personal interests. I think often things can get taken too far where obsessive and compulsive feelings can partially ruin even the greatest of things . Having healthy balance of anything is important.
vgbvgb
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- OCD Conqueror
- Date posted
- 1y
Yes!
vgbvgb
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- OCD Conqueror
- Date posted
- 1y
And yes!🤪
AnonymousAnonymous
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- 1y
Omg 😂 this is insanity! OK I had a feeling bc I've been obsessively reading about it, listening to podcasts, reading books etc 🤦♀️
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