OCD Documentary: Hannah’s Story
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Hannah shares her journey through OCD with us for our second episode in our OCD series. Join us as we hang out with Hannah for a day in her life and hear from therapists who specialize in Obsessive Compulsive Disorder behavior. The hope in sharing this series is that it educates us on the battle that those with OCD deal with on a daily basis and how we can better care for them.
I feel her pain. Exactly everything she is saying!
God bless you , I have ocd and it’s terrible , it was chronic for about 2-3 years . Recently for about 1 year and half its been getting better . However I have to the proper therapy for it , erp which is basically avoiding to do compulsions and just not think about thoughts my ocd was basically mental compulsions how do me where physical, locking the door , turning off the stove on and off , ect I hope u get better , god bless 🙏🙏💪
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Do u ever ask y god gave us OCD?
Praying for you🙏🏻🙏🏻 ❤
I absolutely feel the same as an Emetaphobic. Just dreadful. It stops us eating properly, socialising or taking beneficial therapeutic medicines. I am now on Mirtazapine and Ondansetron ( Zofran). It has made a difference. My fear is nausea. Being sick isn't so bad. I guess it's a control thing. I hope she gets better. But I did notice she touched her non -gloved hand and also her neck with the gloved hand which had touched the communal door handle! I wouldn't have missed a beat. Her primary problem is panic and anxiety. This I believe causes all her symptoms.
I'm the same way but I never would have picked up that package from outside with my bare hands.