I'm on my mother's hands.

I've got quite a bit of text about just talking about OCD, obsessive-compulsive disorder,

and I've got it in my household, and I see it up close, and I already thought it was

pretty bad, but it's even worse than I thought.

It manifests itself in so many different ways that I would have never even considered, is

part of it.

We got a bunch of texts from people who are one glad I'm talking about it because they

deal with it in their household too, and how it turns their household upside down and

all that sort of stuff.

One of the best things we've ever done in my family is to start to be honest about mental

challenges, emotional challenges, mental illness if you want to call it that.

Sometimes it doesn't quite reach that threshold, but man, that stuff was swept under the

rug for so long, and it's not good.

This is an interesting angle to that though.

I have had more experience with therapists, whatever you want to call them, therapists, counselors,

whatever.

That sort of thing.

Psychiatrism, all this sort of stuff, then the average person by far over the last many

years.

As tell my wife, this is just, this is prize me.

I grew up in rural Midwest because of time and place.

Nobody does that sort of thing for better or worse, and I mean that for better or worse.

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