25 September
OCD & overeating
one girl’s honest take on OCD, food, and self-forgiveness
This is a more vulnerable post of mine, but I think it’s important for me to share.
Read the full pieceyou are not alone in this
Writing on intrusive thoughts, our cycles, triggers, and the slow work of learning to live beside OCD instead of at war with it. One woman's honest account, for the women who need to hear it.
25 September
one girl’s honest take on OCD, food, and self-forgiveness
This is a more vulnerable post of mine, but I think it’s important for me to share.
Read the full piece1 October
on the search for someone “just like me”
When I first started struggling with OCD, I researched absolutely everything. My main goal was to find someone out there going through the exact same thing as me.
Read the full piecelittle thoughts, as they come
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Originally from the UK, living in Mexico for over four years now. OCD took over a huge portion of my life at 15, and since then I've moved through several different subtypes, some far harder than others.
Recovery for me isn't about erasing OCD, it's about learning to live alongside it, and supporting other women while they do the same.
I've had moments where I felt there was nowhere to turn, and I know a community of like-minded women with similar struggles would have helped me in so many ways. I created this space out of love, in hopes of giving other women a small light in their own tunnel to recovery.
What She Fears is a safe space for women navigating OCD to feel less alone, and to better understand how it affects us throughout our cycles. Here you'll find honest reflections from my own journey, practical tips and advice for the hard days, surprising insights, and most of all a community of ladies who get it. Whether you're struggling with OCD, or any mental health challenge for that matter, I absolutely welcome you to subscribe.
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