She was terrified of her own thoughts — so she said them out loud. Turns out, so was everyone else.
Life after… a diagnosis for panic disorder
Molly Lambert, 23, of Cheam, south London, has spoken publicly about obsessive-compulsive disorder after a viral video about her experience. She was diagnosed with panic disorder and later recognised her intrusive thoughts — which began around age 15 — as a little-understood form of OCD centred on internal compulsions rather than visible rituals. She has since appeared on television and podcasts, met MPs in parliament and helped set up community groups for people with the condition.
Source: Life after… a diagnosis for panic disorder — Positive News
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