There seems to be a common phenomenon shared by many after they first start treatment for OCD (or even after they have been engaged in treatment for awhile), and it involves the OCD fighting back. We’d hope, of course, that OCD suddenly became passive once we decided to stand up to it. Unfortunately, that is…
There are times when my OCD is at an especially rough place that I have OCD dreams.
I am so pleased to announce that this September, my first book will be published! It will be part memoir, part guide for those suffering with OCD and anxiety, all something wonderful! More details to come, and thank you all for you support. Let’s make this huge!
A little while back, my husband and I sat down one evening and talked a little bit about my OCD regression and current issues. It was like an in home therapy session (since I haven’t been to my doctor in awhile due to life and insurance changes).
This week I would say has been a bit more of the same, OCD-wise. I’m far from perfect. I have had some major and some minor freak outs related to contamination OCD, still mostly revolving around my daughter and her bathroom habits.