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I have been listening to this woman on YouTube who defeated OCD, and she practically preaches hard against rumination, since, she believes, it makes it worst. Her name is Ali Greymond. I would recommend her strongly for anyone struggling with this type of OCD.
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I think I’m even ruminating on ruminating! Lol 🤷🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️
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@KRC36 I do that as well. What I do to fight this is to do something after I refuse to ruminate.
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Follow Nathan Peterson on YouTube. OCD AND ANXIETY. I found his videos helpful.
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- 21w
When you get a stuck thought in your mind, as stupid or untrue as it may be, how do any of you block them out, or try to at least? It’s like my mind has another voice telling me making up the stupidest things?
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So hard to not engage the thoughts because even though it's from the "past" (i don't even know if im remembering things correctly and it kills me) and i can't change it, I just NEED to prove it to myself that it didn't happen this way. If you'd asked me questions maybe a few months ago, I would have been able to lucidly explain things. Now I just feel like I'm in a constant swarm of thoughts, not knowing if anything is real. If my brain is to be trusted. Wish I could just get hypnosis to forget
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Does anyone else experience a moment of clarity where you feel strong relief that the intrusive thought isn’t true, only to then immediately start questioning if you’ve only convinced yourself that because you don’t want the thought to be true? I’m pretty confident it would take some crazy mental gymnastics to actually successfully convince myself I didn’t do something that I deep down knew I did, but every time I resist the compulsions and try to sit with the uncertainty or tell myself to think about what is logical, I usually briefly know that this probably didn’t happen but am unable to move on out of fear I’m just in denial and have convinced myself of that.
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