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feel free to ask any questions about anything ocd thats stuck on your mind. I’ve been through a lot so i’m sure i will be able to ease your mind in someway, even if its very specific!
feel free to ask any questions about anything ocd thats stuck on your mind. I’ve been through a lot so i’m sure i will be able to ease your mind in someway, even if its very specific!
confession ocd? i’m trying SO hard to suppress my confessions i’ve been doing better but sometimes i can’t control it. also false memory /intrusive thoughts are really getting to me now:(
I just want to comment and simply say ocd is hard, but the beautiful thing is the thoughts aren’t true or aren’t any true reflection of who we are! I have been struggling with a relapse in my ocd for 8 months now. Before that i was in remission totally for almost 2 years. It’s been hard adjusting back to having false thoughts almost daily. but i am thankful for this journey to know that i can effectively deal with it at any level it’s on throughout life.
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@Ce Ce Jones pocd is one of the most debilitating forms of ocd if not the most. feel free to message me if you want to go more into depth with what your going through, in a more appropriate setting.
Hey! Do you have any trouble with sleep anxiety? Ruminating on your thoughts? How did you get through it? I'm currently stuck in this and I am trying to figure out how to get unstuck.
@Llan24 for me i experience anxiety at random. the ocd doesnt trigger anxiety but instead i have a constant worry 24/7 all day. ive trained myself to sleep through that pain. any time you get an unpleasant thought while trying to sleep let it pass. sit with the what if with your eyes closed. overtime it will be easier to sleep. you are normal and i can assure you nothing bad will happen. lots of love ❤️
I haven’t done a Q&A in over a year (my bad) but I used to do these at least once a month. Work is slow today, so please send me any questions you have about OCD and I’ll answer them as best as I can. A little about me: I’ve been subclinical/recovered for going on 5 years and I’ve been on this app volunteering since 2019 in an unofficial capacity—I’m not connected to the NOCD team, so I don’t have any badges. I did ERP treatment with my therapist in-person while I was also being treated for PTSD. I have OCD, PTSD, ADHD, depression, GAD, social anxiety, driving anxiety, and a few speech impediments.
Wanted to talk.. Just some ocd discussion not for the reassurance But know more about it... Hope someone will.. Thanks!🙏😇 (Been recovering from so ocd)..! So just wanted to educate myself..
! 4 years OCD ! Not giving up ! Thank you for being here! Hello Everyone! I got questions about OCD. It would help so much to get the answers. 1. How do i know if a fear is a real threat or an OCD threat? What is real and what not? 2. Doing exposure, its very scary and so loud. Does anyone know how to make it more comfortable or on what to do if you are doing exposure? 3. If im not doing a compulsion what OCD wants, how do i know if im really safe for the hour, day, week or any time? I want to say THANK YOU to all the people who are helping the people! Nocd is really one of the most best things the world have ever known. It can help people so much. You are real heroes.
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