What It Takes to Recover From OCD
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ค. 2023
- Jade contrasts her early years of suffering chronically with OCD to how she feels today after recovery.
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"I already feel horrific why not feel a little more horrific" - that has resonated with me and will help me be brave today.
It’s a horrific condition, no wonder it brings on depression with people or makes depression worse
Thanks so much for this video it gives me hope and makes me want to oush my exposures more and more its nice to hear you can recover from pocd which is one of my biggest triggers, good to hear your well now
Yay! Really happy to see Jade! She's my motivator!)
Yip yip! So happy to hear this 🎉
Thank you, quite a few important ideas to think and apply to my journey, taking the pressure off how i feel has been a huge trip for me but it is helpful when i have the power to do so
I’m so glad this has led to some ideas and thought for you Libby. I have found that going for it no matter what is game changing - you can do it x
Heh, people criticise the advice 'Just do it', but it really is good advice
Love this! Got to go for it 🙌
Hi Jade - thank you for your story. It is one that inspires, one that is a gift. Like you.
😭 thank you for the incredibly kind comment, Anthony!
Hi. I have a checking compulsion where lets say i had a realisation or learnt something. Then later or immediately i want to check if i still know this. Maybe its a rumination too. But then the more i check or ruminate we dont get the same feeling back. Ill feel more anxious. Then this repeats. So how we trust we know what we know and it doesnt disappear once we checked ourselves into an anxious state? Because it really feels gone because we too anxious now. Thanks
How do we access your group Jade? Is It for moms too ?
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@@OCDRecovery hey, I'm already in Whatsapp group, is there any seaparate Whataspp group with Jade?
@@nataliebos872that group is now full. Jade will be doing more videos on this channel covering all your questions.
I want to spell out my real event ocd
I participated in a competitive exam to enter engineering college. I passed the exam, results came online , but a official result was supposed to be send via mail. But die to some address issue, i never got that. I took admission in college , they took undertaking that i will submit that later. I forgot, and they never asked. I passed out in 2016, and got my degree and now doing my job. But i always get this fear ,that college will call me and cancell my degree as i did not submit the original version of result.
It's haunting me day and night. It makes me feel, that i have something wrong, but in reality i only did study and pass the exams.
Jee mains diya tha
@@qhhh4189 yes
Could I join your whatsapp group please as you inspire me so much and I have the same OCD. Thank you so much ❤
have you ever tried taking meds?
Do you mean here that suffering made you wiser and also enabled you to enjoy rhe small pleasures of life better than other people? Almost like an enlightment? That sounds quite much like "The man´s search for meaning" concepts ...
Hello Jade. I wonder how you could get married having such a severe and disabling disease. Perhaps you married a therapist or an OCD sufferer. Otherwise this disease may lead straight to divorce, since it is quite much uncomprehensible to common people. They eventually end up growing impatient since they don´t understand why you cannot have a normal life ... Thanks!!
OCD doesn’t equal divorce but can make things challenging. Often the fear is divorce.
@@OCDRecovery It make things dangerously challenging. IMHO marriage is stuff for healthy people. Only casual relationships or sexual relationships should be the norm for OCD sufferers. We have no right to ruin the life of other people ...
Hi Maximo, being married and having a mental health condition is definitely not a problem, life will always have difficult challenges - take someone who married a well person who then became paralysed. Being in a committed relationship means accepting the other person in all their glory and the tough times, this has been true for me though I will say there have been times it’s been difficult for my husband - thankfully not today.