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Same ?
That is a coincidence :) my name is actually Sofia! This might sound a bit stupid but I’m a bit worried about my cat. She normally sleeps in the kitchen as she’s too hyper to sleep with. She had a vaccination the other day and since then, she has been sleeping a lot more than usual. She barely left the house today, and spent the day curled up in a ball. I know I shouldn’t be worried as her body is just recovering from the vaccine, but my ocd is telling me that it’s more than that. I asked my mum if my cat could sleep with me as I was a bit stressed and I could sleep (I didn’t say y I was stressed) but she said no and that the only reason I can’t sleep is because I had some Coke. I don’t know what to do? Why are you anxious? X
Just to throw this out there apparently there is a legit support group called Cats and OCD... I think I found it on the IOCDF website.
Also my dog’s name is Sophie and I call her Soph. ???
I’m starting school again tomorrow, sorry to hear that you have contamination ocd :( Cats and ocd sound good :)
Never fun ? Anything specific fuelling your anxiety Sof? (P.S: My name is actually Sophie and my sister calls me Sof! Just thought it was a funny coincidence ☺️ ) X
Ha what a strange coincidence! I’m sorry to hear that you’re going through that Sof! It’s times like this that this app is so helpful ☺️ I have contamination OCD and I’m anxious because I’m starting school again tomorrow after a week off and being around so many people, especially as at the moment so many people are sick, is really scary to me ? Flamewheel, Cats and OCD sounds like a brilliant support group to me ? X
Anyone have anxiety at nite and cant sleep till a certain time
Anyone here obsessing about whether or not they'd be able to sleep at night? And that in turn causes you to stay awake?
Currently really anxious. Lately I've had the obsession that I won't be able to sleep again. I lay down at night, doze off for 15min to and hour, then wake up even more anxious like "I won't be able to fall back asleep again."
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