I was extremely saddened to hear about the death by mental illness of super star , Naomi Judd. Not only was I a fan, but understood that she was a woman of age and faith. I can’t help but wonder if age ( tired of being tired) was a factor?
As we age does it get harder to continue to stay encouraged? What are your thoughts? How can we as vintage sufferers continue to look forward, stay encouraged, and help others? Hugs 🤗
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Hi. I am 58. I was diagnosed with ocd in my late thirties.There are many times in the past when I have said to myself I’m tired of being tired. It is very tiring. There are times when all I want to do is sleep and not think.
Afternoon Mcfly64,Thank you for sharing your thoughts. I know as I age there’s been both pros and cons ; concerning my OCD journey as I age. I wish I had the answers to being tired and the weight of this disorder. But I don’t! One of the pros is knowing that I am never alone via groups like this one. A con is feeling alone and not feeling this shall never end. Oftentimes, I feel stuck and just growing older. I’m hopeful that an answer will come in the morning..Stay encouraged
I think for me taking things day by day. Making sure to follow up with treatment providers. Giving ourselves a bit of Compassion. Going to friends and people that encourage. Being there for other people that suffer. Doing things that we like to do.
Morning brig1120,I love the thought of leaning on our friends who are supportive. I’ve found that to be priceless in my journey. It took me a while to show myself a bit of compassion ( which women so often do).. but now it’s a conscious decision. Seems like your on the right track; so just continue to move forward.. hugs 🤗
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