For years, the author struggled with obsessive compulsive thinking and behavior. In the midst of darkness and confusion, he found the Light, and God revealed once again His undeniable power to deliver souls, transform thinking, and change lives forever.
Since childhood, Bess Cunningham has suffered with severe OCD, anxiety and depression. In desperation for relief, Bess spent ten years researching and experimenting. Today, through her efforts, she remains OCD free and is enjoying her life.
Neither “just” about OCD or a purely personal description, the symptoms, treatment and introspections of one man’s OCD are here for all to follow.
The compelling story of a lifelong battle with anorexia, exercise bulimia, and obsessive compulsive disorder.
With the aid of Shleppriel, guardian angel of shleppers, Rod Fadem finds relief from Obsessive Compulsive Disorder and discovers a new sense of purpose – to inspire others to rise above the torment of OCD through practical spirituality and good deeds
A complex and nuanced story about the challenges modern men face in coping with relationship breakdowns, loss, divorce, OCD, and shared custody.
Written to enlighten others, the medical community as well as the general public, Marie Gius’ account puts a personal stamp on this debilitating mental illness, including her five psychiatric hospital confinements and her attempted suicide.
Missy was diagnosed with OCD and depression as a teenager. This book tells not only Missy’s story, but also the inspirational stories of courage and perseverance of people Missy has met.
In The Thought that Counts, Jared shares his deeply personal account of trial, tribulation, and ultimately triumph over OCD. The book explains to teens how to recognize warning signs, where to find help, and what treatments have proved effective.
This light-hearted yet serious and comforting look at OCD lets some light into the closet of sufferers. This book is for those with OCD, those who love someone with OCD, and for those who would like to know what it’s like to live with the daily challenges of OCD.
