Sleeping-with-ROCD

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For Marty- May you find your freedom, both <strong>with</strong>in and <strong>with</strong>out. All my love.
“Love is a journey,not a destination.” ~Unknown “Rome wasn't built in a day.” ~John Heywood
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Page 4 and 5: Since the responses take place in t
Page 6 and 7: Chapter Six: Getting Your Partner T
Page 11: Chapter One: What is Relationship O
Page 14 and 15: form of Obsessive-Compulsive Disord
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Page 18 and 19: The person may imagine circumstance
Page 20 and 21: “That's not what I meant”, “T
Page 22 and 23: must end the relationship because s
Page 24 and 25: has no way of knowing the differenc
Page 26 and 27: Chapter Two: Signs of Obsessive-Com
Page 28 and 29: One of most telling signs of OCD wa
Page 30 and 31: ship. We did eventually break up, b
Page 32 and 33: that the threat is gone is unable t
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Page 36 and 37: experienced the need to knock to en
Page 38 and 39: Habit Control Disorders ADHD (Atten
Page 40 and 41: Perfectly in Control Another disord
Page 42 and 43: Chapter Three: What causes Obsessiv
Page 44 and 45: Part One: OCD and One's Environment
Page 46 and 47: tion. This can develop into OCD by
Page 48 and 49: are labeled as bad, providing groun
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Page 52 and 53: would do. I only told her I must've
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Crimes involving children Work-rela
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Part Two: OCD on the Brain? Neurolo
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develops instinctive responses to t
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ing, because bad feelings are all h
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sending of signals. The cingulum, o
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The frontal lobe is where rational
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ecognition is sent to the fear fact
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Chapter Four: Don't be a Victim Peo
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or healthy. We have little control
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out something wrong, my response wa
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give it undue consideration. Avoid
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You don't need to hear those things
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one week, not the next, and love ag
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Trouble dealing with other stress,
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situation quickly. This means walki
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They want to help, so they give you
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own. It is true that most of us alr
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Many partners involved in ROCD rela
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has little control of ROCD. Keep th
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The emphasis is on reactions charac
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cycle, you may avoid a breakup. Sin
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Fortunately, it is these complicati
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about the relationship's value. It
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to continue these cycles. Intervent
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NOTE: In chapters 4 and 5, there su
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Letters, emails, texts, or voice me
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A journal is also helpful for the p
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ner to absorb the fact that they ha
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As long as the partner allows this
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something. Obviously, with ROCD, th
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You can tell him or her that this h
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It's up to YOU For therapy to be ef
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mental health professional and rece
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physical conditions. Some believe t
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haviors associated with ROCD, he or
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causes. If a therapist is not curre
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ors in diagnosis and treatment. Aft
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One can get insurance by applying d
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Obviously free or discounted servic
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First call says it all... almost. W
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When ROCD is diagnosed, it will lik
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Antidepressants Antidepressants are
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Sexual dysfunction SSRIs should not
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Parnate (tranylcipramine) Common si
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egarding long-term affects. New med
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ehavior. It is believed that throug
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“She doesn't have my sense of hum
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Supportive Information Love isn't r
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personal experiences with it. The e
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lenges become less significant as o
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Missing Ingredients Some reports ha
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diagnosed, doctors usually prescrib
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If one believes that adrenal fatigu
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tive and physical response, as well
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Confusion Fertility problems Photos
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dreams or nightmares. Prolonged use
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THC actually drops the level of ser
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cludes calming agents to reduce men
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Chapter Ten: Overview and Surviving
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that it isn't just the relationship
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a relationship with an ROCD suffere
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experiences more anxiety, or become
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176
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National Institute of Mental Health
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Modell, J.G., Mountz, J.M., Curtis,
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ogy 5(6) p. 260-266 (2003) Placidi,
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