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OCD support thread

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Disabrie22 · 16/03/2022 20:51

Posting here for traffic. Can anyone talk to be about how they managed their OCD after becoming a parent? I love my beautiful baby but I’m exhausted and feel so alone sometimes. I’m hoping posting here can help me.

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TryingPrettyHard · 17/03/2022 16:24

Medication until I was far enough post partum (about 3 years) that it didn't affect me as much. Some therapy and lots of reading about the subject.

It's a long journey and it will never go away but it does get a lot better Flowers

Bentley123 · 17/03/2022 16:52

Medication here too, didn’t try it after my first but did after my second and I’ve been much less anxious. Hoping you feel better soon 💐 x

Disabrie22 · 21/03/2022 21:17

Thank you for your advice - can you tell me which medication you tried?

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squishmycherry · 21/03/2022 21:20

Also medication Sad citalopram for me.

Pip231018 · 04/04/2022 20:35

@Disabrie22

Posting here for traffic. Can anyone talk to be about how they managed their OCD after becoming a parent? I love my beautiful baby but I’m exhausted and feel so alone sometimes. I’m hoping posting here can help me.
I got diagnosed PP but after a long time. My little one is two this week. I tried the drs and got no where. When I returned to work, my company offered mental health support. I signed up because I just didn't know what was wrong with me. After a couple of sessions, I got diagnosed with OCD. I'm currently having CBT. My OCD is referred to as Pure O. I worry about things excessively and I constantly risk assess everything that could harm my daughter. It's so tough. I hope you're ok.
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