Endurance Lends Itself To Enjoyment

cjj_2

Tinyshoes wrote: »

If it was me with a messy bedroom you could say her OCD was under control. I only touched on the physical things of mine last night, not what was going on in my head, don't think I could write that down. That's the thing you can look so normal but your thoughts are so irrational and no one can see them.

My family/friends just thought OCD for me meant having to be ultra tidy/organised except for my OH they have no idea the things I could not get out of my head if I didn't do them. It became a vicious circle, I couldn't go out the house until they were done and then I would be late everywhere and I would be thinking things like I am going to crash the car and start to have panic attacks while driving with the kids in the car. :eek:

I really don't remember when it eased, when my mind became free but it did and I am thankful as so much time was wasted when I could have been enjoying life.

Same Tiny, could not write down what goes off in my head. It's torturing me xx

Bananababe

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Thought I better add, yes she is hoping to make a career of it, it is what she is studying at college, theatrical and media hair and make up.

at work , two computers !!!:rotfl:

damn only let me vote once !!

bargainqueen8

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

In co-op they have packs of 80 decaf teabags going through at 70p

Spotted on hudk yesterday but I couldn't confirm until today

i can also confirm the taylors of harrogate italian groung coffee is 97p but only the smaller shops i think,went into a larger store and it was still full price.

tweets

Just had a text DS is visiting this weekend :j:j:j He waiting for a train but will be here later because he's got a few things to do in Manchester first

Was a surprise to receive the text thought he wouldn't be visiting til next week

izzy65

tweets wrote: »

Just had a text DS is visiting this weekend :j:j:j He waiting for a train but will be here later because he's got a few things to do in Manchester first

Was a surprise to receive the text thought he wouldn't be visiting til next week

That's so nice tweets, since my ds has had his own place my dh is having withdrawal he misses his wee boy so much, I on the other hand see each lunch time as he works close to us and lunches here:)

Tinyshoes

cjj wrote: »

Same Tiny, could not write down what goes off in my head. It's torturing me xx

It will get better cjj :grouphug:, I think the major thing is you know what it is now, until you get a diagnosis you can't begin to understand. But it is the first step to recovery which I know you are well on that road now hun xx

My cousin suffers too, since a teenager, he is in his 30s now, and has set up a self help group I thing it's called, when it is bad with him he has to do the repetitive counting. My aunty looked into it a lot more than I ever did particularly on the internet and forums, she says it can be hereditary. Which was why she was interested in how it affected me, guess my mum must have told her as I didn't.

Keep taking those tiny steps cjj. :A

Bananababe

Bzz just mailed ARgos vouchers for the ebay guides been despatched :j

yay

Bananababe

David. wrote: »

McSherlock or what :T:T

The game is afoot Dear Watson !

tweets

izzy65 wrote: »

That's so nice tweets, since my ds has had his own place my dh is having withdrawal he misses his wee boy so much, I on the other hand see each lunch time as he works close to us and lunches here:)

I don't have withdrawal because I know DS is only on the end of the phone and we keep intouch . Poor DH must be awful when you miss them like he is.

tweets

Bananababe wrote: »

Bzz just mailed ARgos vouchers for the ebay guides been despatched :j

yay

Don't think I will get mine I couldn't fathom out what I had to do it never worked :rotfl::rotfl: