Some days my head feels like this. I’m a born worrier and my OCD means I fret and pick at small things, magnifying them to a point where they utterly consume my every waking thought. An OCD head is an unbearably heavy head. Lessen the load if your head is heavy today. Set down the cart and seek help, be it a professional or a loved one. The road ahead is hard enough without carrying burdens that need not be.
We are Stephen and Fionnuala and this is our story. We live in Northern Ireland, have been married for 17 years and have three kids - Adam, Hannah and Rebecca.
We hope that our story will inspire and encourage others. We have walked a rocky road yet here we are today, together and stronger than ever. We are far from perfect and our faith has been battered and bruised.
But an untested faith is a pointless faith. Just as a fractured faith is better than none at all.
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This post is timely for me. I am carrying a heavy load and, unfortunately, I keep placing the load on those who love me. I need to consider your words. Thanks.
I can relate to the OCD and being a worrier. I over-worry and magnify things. I tend to create problems in my head and make things worse than they seem. Sometimes I create future problems at the moment and begin worrying and panicking about them now. The visual was very powerful .
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Good advice
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Thank you.
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This post is timely for me. I am carrying a heavy load and, unfortunately, I keep placing the load on those who love me. I need to consider your words. Thanks.
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You are welcome. I hope your burden is lessened.
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Yes!
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👍🏻
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Very interesting visual. I’ve never seen that before. Really complements your content.
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Thank you Denny 🙂
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I am not OCD, but have always been prone to being the load-carrier for everybody. I can relate.
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Thank you. I’m glad you did 🙂
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I can relate to the OCD and being a worrier. I over-worry and magnify things. I tend to create problems in my head and make things worse than they seem. Sometimes I create future problems at the moment and begin worrying and panicking about them now. The visual was very powerful .
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Thank you. I am very similar to you in these ways.
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This must be an especially burdensome time with all the coronavirus news and related events. Blessings to you and to all.
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Yes ❤️ I have been wondering about you as well and these events. You are all in my thoughts and prayers
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Thank you Russ. Hope you and your family are safe and well.
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Amen to that. I can relate because I’m a chronic worrier. And sometimes I have to step back and forget about any outcomes to get some peace.
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I agree, Cherie. Sometimes you have to walk away to preserve your own mental health. Thank you 😊
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You’re very welcome!!!!
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Very good advice!
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Thank you Carol 🙂
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You’re welcome hon ❤
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I love this picture! goes well with your message.
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Thank you. I’m glad you do 🙂
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The picture is just perfect! I also overthink and try to get every minute detail right! Like a perfectionist! (like writing this comment 😉 ).
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Thank you 😊
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