Your not alone.

This Blog is for anyone with any kind of mental health issue that needs to know that you are not alone. I am not a therapist or any kind of doctor, so I’m not giving any advise. I’m a person who has OCD, and understands my struggles with mental health. Please if you are looking for advice or help, than please call a mental health hotline in your area to get the help you need.

That being said, I’m going to post on this blog every week or every other week about how my OCD came about, my struggles, and my victories even if they are only small. In the hope of helping someone. I know this is a little weird being on my author website, but I’m not good computer stuff, and didn’t want to pay for another website just yet.

Do you feel that you are too far gone with your OCD that you will never be able to live a semi-normal life ever again. I say semi-normal because I feel I will always have OCD. It will never go away. It always finds away to latch on to something in my life to keep coming back. I did feel that I was to far gone to ever live even a semi-normal life ever again. I am not or may never be one hundred percent normal, but I am a lot better than I was two and half years ago. Thanks to God and my therapist Rachel. Rachel told me I was an extreme case. Top of the scale with how bad my OCD was, and if I can get better, so can you. Believe in yourself and God. The picture above is me in New York city in November of 2023 by myself. This is a miracle in my book.

Until next time,

Tracy T. Agnelli