Being Strong
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SwedishblushSwedishblush
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- 4y
Sure. I was just sharing my experience. My anxiety got a lot better because I felt a little safer after the vaccination and felt that I wouldn’t help to spread covid. Especially working inches from covid patients! Which was kind of some exteme esposure therapy. It did help haha.
BigAl15BigAl15
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I haven't gotten the vaccine but I can definitely see how it could possibly make OCD worse, especially depending on your subtype(s)!
SwedishblushSwedishblush
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I got vaccinated in Jan. of this year and have not noticed any increase in my anxiety nor my ocd thinking.
Being StrongBeing Strong
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Thank you.
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