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Originally Posted by divine1966
I understand not being able to do something due to limitations like OCD. But when safety of others (in this case cats) come to place, then it's time to surrender and ask/demand help. I'd tell my therapist to come see me at my house. Or I'd show her pics. Hopefully that would get ball rolling. When you see your pdoc show him the pictures. Show the one where you have cats crawling in trash. Tell him you need help. Please. You don't need anyone's permission to get help
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I thought I was asking for help from my psychiatrist and doctor when I told them. I don't know what I expected, but I thought they'd maybe want to talk to my boyfriend or something. I have described in detail and used words like "overwhelmed," "disgusting," and "unlivable." My psychiatrist has made faces at what I've told him.
People have told me I need (yet another) psychologist for therapy, so I had to search to find someone who says they treat OCD and take Medicare, but I found one, and I see him tomorrow. I don't know if he'll just talk to me like all the other psychologists did, or actually treat the OCD, but we'll see.
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