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I have anxiety and OCD. I've battled an eating disorder most of my life which at times can be controlled and then other times it takes over . Which we know that goes hand in hand with OCD. I've studied alot on the issue to get a better understanding on why I do things the way I do and does all make sense to am extent. It is a daily issue with OCD. I wonder what it would be like not having to do things in a certain way everyday and how my life would be different but at the same time I am content once I do them ( the routines) as I think it is all I know since early days of my childhood. I do go therapy as I've been through some traumatic events in my life as with most people who are battling an mental health issue .
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Hello
Can I get back to you as I have to go?
Best wishes.
Geoff.
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Beautifullife,
I too want to welcome you to the forum. Thanks for your kind words.
You have and are still coping with quite a few health issues and I am glad that you have gained some understanding through studying.
As you browse threads here you will find topics that may interest you and that you maybe able to help,others with your experience.
I have bipolar and have often wondered what my life would have been like to be with out it and always being on the look out for any change in my moods.
I can see from your post that your experiences have given you compassion for others and insight into your own behaviour.
Welcome again, and feel free to post here as much as you like.
Quirky
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