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Dear people,

I'm a student on the University of Applied Sciences of Leiden in the Netherlands. Together with two other students I'm carrying out a research on the effect of sport exercises on OCD symptoms. For this research we are looking for one Dutch respondent who would like to help us with this research. With this research we hope to contribute to a better treatment for OCD. Please send me a message if you are interested in contributing to this research or if you think someone you know is interested.

Kind regards,

David

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