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NORFOLK OCD SUPPORT
Nearly 1.5 million people in the UK are suffering with OCD
OCD affects males as frequently as it does females
Some experts think that OCD
is hereditary and does
often does run in families
OCD was thought to be a rare disorder up until the mid - 1980s
The symptoms of OCD will worsen with stress and fatigue
The people below all are/were believed to suffer with OCD
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Another big thank you to Norfolk Foundation for a grant of £520.00, securing venue cost s for Kings Lynn & Downham Market support groups for another year.
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Recommended OCD Reading
The OCD Workbook...
I can thoroughly endorse this book, I have owned a copy for over 6 years now and it is still of benefit to me. It contains extensive information on all types of OCD, has exercises to help improve your symptoms and is very understanding in how it
has been written.
If you can only buy one book to aid you, buy this one!
Andy W- Acting Chairperson & Treasurer
Click book to buy from Amazon.co.uk
© Norfolk OCD Support 2013
Welcome to the official 'Norfolk OCD Support' Website! Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) is a serious anxiety related condition that affects as many as three in a hundred people, from young children to adults, regardless of gender and social or cultural background.
"Alone we can do little, together we can do so much" - Helen Keller
Personal OCD Stories & Experiences
Norfolk OCD Support are giving you the opportunity to share your stories and experiences of OCD. Whether you are a sufferer, carer, family member or friend, if you wish to contribute please feel free to email us your text using our info address listed on the contact page.
You can remain anonymous if you wish and we will always respect your right to privacy.
Our first story has very kindly been sent in by Chris, a former sufferer who wishes to share his experiences in the hope it will help others who may be going through what he did and encourage them not to feel so isolated, below is an excert from the full downloadable story...
'Once I remember handing in homework that was very bold in ink, it was so weird and awful the teacher became so incensed that he held it up in class and demanded to know who it belonged too! He clearly thought that through my neglect I had no respect for his homework or his lessons. The truth was in fact that after finishing his homework my OCD told me to painstakingly go over every single letter again with my pen! And then again! And then again! And then again until I was happy in my head, if only he knew!!'
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