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Some celebrities with OCD
Some celebs with OCD include Camila Cabello, Howie Mandel
Some celebs with OCD include Camila Cabello, Howie Mandel
David Beckham
Leonardo di Carpio, jesse eisenberg
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@practicalmagic omg which theme does she have??
I think there is a massive difference between having full blown OCD and having some OCD traits/quirks. Who else agrees? I have read David Beckham's autobiography and personally I wouldnt say that what he has is OCD. I would instead say that he is very particular and perhaps has some traits of OCD that effect his life somewhat but its possible that the things he doee actually effect his life in a good way. I knoe my personal experience that full blown OCD is absolutely debilitating and makes it near on possible to do any activities or at least that what it makes us think. Interesting to know what anyone else thinks on this.....
Interesting to bring up. Maybe there is subclinical OCD and clinical OCD?
Hey guys! So I struggle with OCD, especially harm, relationship and moral stuff and I am somewhat recovered now. However, my current girlfriend has started showing signs of OCD but itâs abou5 something I donât know much about so I wanted to see if anyone on here had thoughts about it. She is constantly thinking about food (when to eat it, what is healthy, what is too much, what is too little) and controls the thoughts by giving in and controlling her entire day around food. She donât really know the feeling of being full. She never starved herself and always eats, but then she feels extremely guilty afterwards. Her thoughts do have to do a lot with her body image and not gaining weight but also not losing any either. Does this sound like ocd or an eating disorder?
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Hi everyone, Iâm Cayla. Iâm a mom thatâs lived with OCD since childhood, but my breaking point came more recently after having my son. I was consumed by terrifying thoughtsâWhat if I hurt him? What if I did something awful without realizing it? I was so afraid of my own mind that I couldnât be alone with him. The shame and exhaustion were unbearable, and I convinced myself I was broken. In 2024, I finally sought help. ERP therapy at NOCD was one of the hardest things Iâve ever done, but it saved my life. Even now, I have tough days, but I know I donât have to be ruled by OCD. When my 12 year old daughter began showing signs of OCD, I felt overwhelmed with guilt. I never wanted her to go through what I had, but I knew what to do. I told her that I have OCD too and made sure she knew it wasnât her faultâand that she wasnât alone. One of the hardest parts of this journey was trusting someone else with my daughterâs OCD. I knew how vulnerable it feels to share intrusive thoughts, and I wanted her to feel safe. Her NOCD therapist was able to establish trust and genuine empathy from the start, and that relationship gave her the confidence to face ERP head-on. Seeing her build that trust made me certain she was in the right hands. ERP has helped both of us reclaim our lives, and it is beautiful to see my daughter managing her condition and making visible progress. Parenting with OCD while raising a child with OCD isnât talked about enough, but I know so many parents are struggling with these same challenges. If you have questions about managing OCD while parenting, helping your child through ERP, or breaking cycles of guilt, drop them belowâIâd love to share what Iâve learned. Iâll be answering all of the questions I receive in real-time today 4-5pm ET.
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