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Have you recovered ?
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- 4y
No. But recovery isn't linear. I'm much better than I was but still need a lot of work. I rarely even ever come on here anymore. I just thought I'd use some encouraging words.
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@Jbm421 Yeah that’s true I come here when things start getting worse. But honestly I shouldn’t
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@Legallyocd I'm a little off balance today but me using the skills I learned has really helped. However today, the thinking at work got erratic and gave me an unbelievable headache. As crappy as the thoughts are, I could be much much worse. Thank God for that...
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- OCD Conqueror
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- 4y
@Jbm421 You know for me the difficult part is dicifering what I do like and what is ocd. At this point it’s shifting more from being a lesbian to being bisexual. I hate that I’m still not comfortable with that. And the urges and sensations are killing me because I feel like I want that. I’m using my skills and honestly that has kept me from spiraling completely but man it’s difficult.
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- OCD Conqueror
- Date posted
- 17w
I’m sure it’s been a rough few days for everyone, maybe even weeks or months. Hell, this last YEAR has been up and down for me! But I wanted to take this moment to congratulate everyone for coming this far. It’s no small feat! OCD is a killer, and it’s good at its job! The fact that all of you are still here fighting is a testament to how strong you are! We may not have the answers or explanation to everything, and that’s okay. We have to stay in the present, not the past or the future. Remember to practice being uncertain! It’s hard to remember the good days we’ve had despite all these horrible ones! There’s no scar to show for happiness, but we’ve got plenty to show for misery and pain. Keep hanging on, you’ve got this!
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- 15w
Please tell me it gets easier…it’s hard to hold on when it feels like it’s not going to ever.
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- OCD Conqueror
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- 11w
To my dear OCD friends, I just want to take a moment to say how grateful I am to know each of you. Your courage, honesty, and support have meant more to me than you know. In the trenches of this struggle, it’s easy to feel alone, but then you all show up (raw, real, and brave) and remind me what strength truly looks like. Some days the emotions hit like a wave, or like a distressed baby crying out for comfort. And instead of pushing that pain away, we’ve learned to sit with it. To cradle it. To breathe with it. To say, “You’re allowed to be here, and I won’t run.” That is powerful. That is healing. Exposures are not just tools, they’re acts of defiance. Each time we step toward our core fears instead of away from them, we’re not just surviving… we’re becoming ocdemonslayers. We’re refusing to let a false alarm dictate our worth or our reality. That’s no small thing. Please remember: nothing in this life is worth ending it early. The storm feels so loud sometimes, but storms do pass. Life has seasons, and the darkest ones are often followed by the most beautiful dawns. Hold on. You are not your thoughts. You are not alone. God is good through it all; in the fear, in the doubt, in the healing, in the stillness. Even when we can’t feel it, His grace holds us steady. He sees the battle and walks it with us. I’m truly happy to know all of you. Thank you for being part of this fight with me. With love, Salad #ocdemonslayers
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