I Applied to NOCD Twice. Here’s What Changed the Second Time

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My Brother Had OCD, So I Became The “Easy Child”

When Austin Kang's older brother began struggling with severe OCD, the entire family's attention shifted toward helping him. Austin was still in middle school, but he decided he couldn't add to his parents' stress. He needed to be the “easy” child. That meant hiding his own probl ...  Show more

How The Cornell Seven Case Is Triggering People With OCD

The Cornell Seven sexual assault allegations have dominated headlines, but for some people with OCD, the story is triggering an entirely different kind of fear. What if something happened in my past that I don't remember? What if I hurt someone without realizing it? What if I'm s ...  Show more

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