from Kissing Doorknobs by Terri Spencer Hesser
Before I was diagnosed with OCD, all I knew was that I felt wrong all the time.
JACKIE LEA SOMMERS
Author & Advocate
from Kissing Doorknobs by Terri Spencer Hesser
Before I was diagnosed with OCD, all I knew was that I felt wrong all the time.
JACKIE LEA SOMMERS 
So happy to not be alone! Like the comradery of the military when they fight together….. This “what is wrong with me” idea was white-on-rice with my heart’s cry…. Incredible to see other’s having expressed it in the same words
Not alone at all! I remember YEARS of this vague “wrongness” — never quite able to put my finger on what exactly was the matter.
Oh, yes, I’ve been there! And it’s so much worse when you feel like you’re the ONLY ONE to feel that way.
So true. We’re so much weaker when we think we’re alone. But we’re NOT alone. That’s why you and I run the OCD flag up the pole every week and let it flap wildly, Tina! Proud to blog with ya!