R is for Reassurance “Do you think I’m a bad person?” “Of course not, sweetie.” Harmless, right? My mom and …

R is for Reassurance “Do you think I’m a bad person?” “Of course not, sweetie.” Harmless, right? My mom and …
Q is for Questioning/doubting everything OCD is known in French as “la folie du doute,” which means “the doubting madness.” This …
P is for Perfectionism Not all perfectionists have OCD. And not all people with OCD are perfectionists. However, there is …
O is for Obsessional OCD I know this sounds redundant…obsessional Obsessive Compulsive Disorder? The thing is, this form of OCD …
N is for Neurotic My sister likes to point out that if you have neurons, which we all do, then …
M is for Making It Through the Day When you have any sort of chronic illness (i.e. one that doesn’t …
L is for Lesser-Known Types of OCD Did you know that there are sub-types of OCD? Here are just a …
K is for Kids With OCD My OCD started when I was about 6 years old, when I experienced my …
J is for Joking About OCD My college math professor, looking at the dry erase markers stacked in precise lines …
I is for Intrusive Thoughts Please be advised that I will be giving a few examples of intrusive thoughts.The cycle …