Understanding OCD: Breaking Down Myths and Realities
Carissa Francis Carissa Francis

Understanding OCD: Breaking Down Myths and Realities

It can feel incredibly isolating when your own mind seems to work against you. If you are living with Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD), you might feel misunderstood by a world that often jokes about being "a little OCD" without grasping the true weight of the condition. You are not alone in this feeling, and what you are experiencing is real, valid, and deserving of compassion.

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