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This post is right on the money....for you readers out there I recommend “stopping the noise in your head” by Dr. Reid Wilson. He talks a lot about how the Content of your obsession is absolutely irrelevant. We have to rise above the Content and deal with the generic sense of anxiety in order to win territory back from OCD. If we are battling against the actual content we will lose EVERY. SINGLE. TIME. It is so hard because the content feels so real in the moment, but resisting going into the content is a muscle we must exercise.
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Totally true!!! Doesn’t matter your theme! It’s all ocd!
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So true. Thanks for this post.
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You are right, but for me things get difficult when I am not sure I'm dealing with just OCD, like in the case of today's posts about my relationship. Sometimes if feels like OCD and sometimes it feels real..
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We can never “think our way out of OCD”, so I recommend in those moments to lean into the uncertainty, give it time without mentally reviewing or doing another compulsion, and later when your anxiety has come down you can see reality more clearly
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@dave76, if you have to question if it is OCD or not, it sounds like OCD. So treat it as such.
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