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That is so bonkers! I feel like I don't even have 90% of those options where I live - I'm from North Dakota and while I don't exactly live in the stone age, therapy is mostly pretty traditional. The last therapist I was seeing actually was a school therapist at the counseling center and she was pretty nice I guess. Your therapist sounds great though.

Modern pharmaceuticals are great except also I can be really weird about them and either forget to take them or just become convinced that I don't need them. Bipolar people are notoriously inconsistent with their medications and I am honestly not an exception.

My OCD is kind of different because I am a spiteful bitch so I just sort of force myself to do things that I am nervous about. I am actually finishing up a degree in microbiology, a lot because I enjoy the material but partly out of spite. Learning about how my body fights off germs and how bacteria actually work helps....up to a point, anyway. I still get irrational fears of 'toxins' in my food sometimes and I still always think about what I eat but it's better a lot of the time. Though I recently started tracking my food due to dieting and I've probably gotten a little too into that but what can you do. I had disordered eating patterns anyway so w/e

I still get nervous around kids but I try not to be because I do really love kids so whenever my young nephews and cousins are around me I just try to be really kind and remind myself that I am not dangerous. Still sometimes it is hard but what can you do :/

Australian here, I guess I'm lucky enough to live in an area where there are a lot of options. I almost also tried sound therapy- but I can't remember which note I'm supposed to hear more of. And when I got to the point where I had trouble just leaving my bed, I had phone sessions with a guy in the Canary Islands.

At some points I was ready to consider surgery, I was led to understand that's only an option in the US. (Burning out parts of your brain? Extreme, but when it feels like your brain is your worst enemy.....)

I was starting to get forgetful with taking my meds, so we trialed going med-free. Not, Doing. That. Again. Behaviours I thought I'd kicked were back, "Oh hello depressive episodes- I'd almost forgotten how much I didn't miss you..."

For so many years,I was locked into routine, that now I've gone completely the other way. A year off meds got me to start at least one routine. Set up an alarm. It goes off, I say "Pill time! :)" and take my meds.

But then, I've always had a hard time understanding people who refuse medication. Hell, my chiatrist is always ready to fully explain any meds he thinks will help, and he's barely into an explanation before I'm "You think this will help? Sure, write out a script, let's give this a whirl. fuck yeah, modern pharmaceuticals! But then, most therapies left me worse off, medication- to go back to the metaphor- the dragon doesn't mind meds, I don't get stomped on for them, and it makes the dragon less grumpy.

As for harming.... well, I'd usually say that wasn't a thing for me- but my brain did used to dwell on our cat, those slender legs..... but I loved that cat. (Our heads fit together like puzzle pieces.) And for me, our four-footers have always been family, to the point where little me would have to stop and think about why they weren't counted when you were saying how many people are in your family. "Why don't we count the dogs too? They're part of the family."

What can you do. Just keep going. (And if possible mainline stand-up comedy videos until you're forced to stop because you're laughing so hard you're having trouble breathing and one more joke might finish you off. Smile therapy and laughter therapy are things, but I prefer medication, and for that- something like an Adam Hills dvd is my pill.)

Prompt Post #6

Re: OCD Matt Murdock, blasphemy obsessions

Re: OCD Matt Murdock, blasphemy obsessions