OCD and Religious Scruples
Help for People of All Ages!
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This book uses a dog name Theodore to help the Martin teenagers with very private and embarrassing situations that people with O.C.D. and religious scruples struggle with daily. The author leads the reader to 3 books ( O.C.D. and religious scruples can be hard to change) that have helped him in his daily struggle. with O.C.D.
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Theodore, I have something very embarrassing to admit to you. I frequently need to confess sinful thoughts to my mother, and if I don’t confess these sinful thoughts to her, then my O.C.D. tells me that God will take away my boyfriend. I know this is so stupid, but O.C.D. takes over my mind like a “Magical Evil Thing”. It constantly tells me that I must act and act now- it gives me problems to solve. I know God would not do this, but the doubt from the magical evil thing invades my brain relentlessly. I swear my brain has lost touch with all reality. All I want to do now is sleep; my body is weak, and my muscles are so tight they scream for relief; I feel like a nervous wreck. Furthermore, the doubt and fear of losing my boyfriend is affecting me. My heart is palpitating recklessly, and I fear a “sense of doom” in my brain. I don’t want to lose my boyfriend.
About the Author
Jason Ariey, along with his mother, from the time he was 9 yrs old up until he was 17 fed the needy at St. Francis Church in Bakersfield. He never missed a Monday night feeding at the church. Jason's OCD and 4 protruding discs in his back never allowed him to play football beyond his freshmen year. Jason started a janitorial business at age 16.