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Old Apr 29, 2012, 05:28 PM
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I was talking on the phone with my Mother today about how mental disorders run so rampant in our family. And she let slip a detail about my childhood that I never knew about! Evidently when I was as young as two, I would obsessively organize my toybox & have to set things while I was playing with them just so. And if my little sister tripped or messed up my organizing, I would smack her & have to start all over again. : /

Is this normal? Is this even possible? I didn't think OCD was possible as young as that!
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Old Apr 30, 2012, 05:13 PM
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Old Apr 30, 2012, 10:20 PM
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i've seen little ones be very particular about their toys, but never their toybox. i think any disorder that can have a genetic tie can start at earliest comprehension.. idk tho. not a t or anything
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Thanks Alex! I hope you & everyone else are doing well. : )

Hopefully my T will be able to help me with that, or maybe someone else on the forums... That's just so genuinely strange. Hahahah
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Oh, Shayatanica, my heart to you for having OCD from this early age... I'm not a therapist, but I feel it's possible, 'cause I also had OCD since as young as I can ever remember, that I can't even get to the starting point

My parents used to tell me things of my very early childhood (first 5 years of my life) that sound really strange. Like I used to lay on the bed in a certain position, then begin to sing all the children songs we used to sing in KG in a certain order, & if I stumble or say any song-word in a wrong way, I force myself to repeat not only this song, but the whole songs order from the very beginning, & I used to scream from frustration when I had to do that Now imagine having that when you're just coming out of babyhood
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Old May 02, 2012, 01:14 PM
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Thank you so much for your response!! Yeah, I was really weird as a little kid... Haha. It's interesting to see that someone else had it really young too! : )
Thanks for this!
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Is that even possible?

I was talking on the phone with my Mother today about how mental disorders run so rampant in our family. And she let slip a detail about my childhood that I never knew about! Evidently when I was as young as two, I would obsessively organize my toybox & have to set things while I was playing with them just so. And if my little sister tripped or messed up my organizing, I would smack her & have to start all over again. : /

Is this normal? Is this even possible? I didn't think OCD was possible as young as that!
I started pulling out my eyelashses around the age of 3 or so. That's a very early manifestation of trichotillomania. So yeah, it's possible.
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