Sweetie,

the best thing you can do for yourself is be involved in therapy with a licensed psychologist/psychiatrist. They can counsel you and make sure your medications are appropriate and the proper dosage.

Along with this, you can get involved in some type of support group. Sharing with others experiencing similar situations, maybe they can share with you what has worked for them.

Libby

I recently have had to do some work with ocd--
may I suggest the website http://www.Ocfoundation.Org
they really do an excellent job of explaining your disorder, listing medications, side effects, and everything else you could think of. They have hotlines, and 800 numbers for you to call.
Best of luck and all my prayers are with you,
ccn330

Hi,
Carla can get well soon. It is just one of the anxiety disorders, is a potentially disabling condition that can persist throughout a person's life. You have keep in mind all good things of you life. We need to keep our mind and heart filled with happiness. Thus you can live happily. all the best.

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john

Florida Drug Rehab

I think to make things right for yourself, you need to replace the money that you took and apologize to the family members for taking it in the first place.

I have OCD but not like yours, I use to work for a credit bureau so every where I go I talk to people about credit. I also talk a lot about my past abuse (which I know belongs in the past) but I am not on any medication.

You need to see your doctor and ask to have your medication adjusted or changed if need be. I know it takes time to get on the right med. Just keep pushing to fix the problem, I have confidence that eventually you will get straightened out.