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The power to sprinkle happyness everywhere would be good and taking peoples worries away
So you are smart, kind, sexy AND very beautiful!
Lonni xxxx

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I'll admit, Ive not read evrything word-for-word in this thread, and apologise if what I say has been repeated.
After reading the original post, I do have an increased insight into OCD now.
I work in a care home and was told a service-user has this condition. As an onlooker, it can't be easy for the sufferer. This service user has an obsession with cleanliness. She will not touch anything without her gloves on. She came up to me today in work and said that a wheelchair cushion was on a pile of towels and the towels needed to be washed as anyone could have sat on this cushion. She wont let u touch her unless you are wearing gloves. The list goes on....
This is just what I observe, the cleanliness side of it. Whether Ive been told right, that this is OCD she has, I really do feel for the person who has it and the partner, or anyone else who is close to them.
To anyone who has it, it's nothing to be ashamed of. To empathise with the sufferer, I can only imagine that u must make sure things have been done and like to make ur own routine and ur own ways of doing things? i'm probbaly totally wrong, but really trying to understand it from their point of view?
I hope this isnt off-topic but does anyone else find this happens in the workplace?
PS Apologies for the typos etc but dunno how to get overwrite offIve just had to re-write a full paragraph from correcting a mistake
Best wishes to anyone reading who is affected, directly or in-directly, by this.
Miss cream xxx
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hmmm im not gunna like this year longest day of the year babysitting a toddler from hell who is fighting for independance but cant tell you that yet :cry: :cry: