30. Relationships, Secrets and OCD w/Rosie Hammack

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To continue our OCD Awareness Month Content, Rosie Hammack talks about how OCD has affected her relationships (both romantic and platonic), how she's worked to undo her shame around OCD and how throwing herself into school work kept her intrusive thoughts at bay. Plus, Rosie makes us cry laughing. Enjoy! P.S. Listen all the way to the end for a surprise! To see more of Rosie, find her on Instagram @ringaroundthe_ Find us at patreon.com/bipolarbicoastal [email protected] Facebook.com/bipolarbicoastal Secret Community Facebook Group: www.facebook.com/groups/bipolarbicoastalsecret Instagram @bipolarbicoastal

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To continue our OCD Awareness Month Content, Rosie Hammack talks about how OCD has affected her relationships (both romantic and platonic), how she's worked to undo her shame around OCD and how throwing herself into school work kept her intrusive...

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