Chris Baier

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307 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2020 last heard Jan 2020

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A lot of people assume it's you know, the it's uh cleanliness or it's about being neat or, you know, somebody who likes things tidy and it's so much more than that and it takes many different forms and
It's not anything I guess the thing I would say it's not anything you would ever wish on your enemy.
It's painful, it's torturous.
And it's not a joke.
Thank you.
Great to be here.
Appreciate it.
Absolutely.
Um hello everybody.
My name is Chris and my family we live in Brooklyn, New York, and uh our journey with obsessive compulsive disorder started about six years ago.
Uh my daughter was diagnosed and we spent uh a summer just trying to figure out what was going on and
how to get her help and going to, you know, different therapists and doctors and researching and trying to find everything we could about the disorder.
And it took, I would say, about two years for us to really kind of write the ship and and get her to a a better place and get her to a situation where she was really being able to face her fears and
and overcome the main things that she was worried about.
And during that time uh we had done a number of things.
Uh we had, you know, joined any group we could, um, meeting other parents online as well as creating our own parenting group here in Brooklyn.
Um, we we realized immediately that uh not only did she need help but uh we needed help too.
We needed other parents that were going through similar situations that we were to kind of
bounce ideas off of and laugh and cry and share and
Um, so there was a lot of personal education growth with our family 'cause obsessive compulsive disorder is um a mental health thing that kind of affects the whole family, not just the person that gets it.
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