Guest guest Posted March 29, 2008 Report Share Posted March 29, 2008 Do you ever wonder when ocd really struck your child? I know that there are all of those sometimes repetitive things that you see, that you may have brushed off thinking that was just how " sally " liked things, but when was enough, enough that you felt like there something that just wasn't right? It's funny how when my daughter put on her glasses that she always said, " glasses check, left, glasses check right " and moved her eyes around funny and I thought that it was funny and never thought anything of it. Or when she put on her socks, there was so many taps on the top of one and again on the other and her tennis shoes had to " feel " exactly even. I don't know of any other kinds of things that she might have been doing at the time but I would never of guessed that she would later be diagnosed with OCD. It's funny though, (not really), but I never seen her do any of those things before she had a trauma injury that nearly ended her life, or the diagnoses of bone tumors and surgery in her leg, that Praise God, were benign. (which all happened within 3 months of each other)I was wondering if any one of your kids had some kind of major change, trauma, or even death, that seemed to be the time when those " habits " started. I know the " stressers " that come about and cause ocd to kick in full force, and boy, it is so hard to have her kick it in it's butt sometimes. The sadness that she feels is so painful to see. I have read so many postings and see so much helpful advice from those that have been there and done that. THANK YOU! Isn't it funny though, when your child gets over, what seems to us,the smallest hump, what a great feeling it is to see them so happy and relaxed. Who new that cutting off a yarn bracelet would be such a huge celebration!!!! Take care, Candi Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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