so-soI finished this yesterday (Week 3), but didn't have Wi-Fi in the airport. It's not as good as I remember it being (nor as good as I remember his other books being).
This is from my December TBR list for #WinterGames2021 #TeamGameSleighers @StayCurious
#WrapItUpReadathon @keys_on_fire
OK, my reading patio faces the other side of the building, but I‘m still gonna share these trees out the front of our motel room.
so-soDecent memoir/nonfiction about OCD in general and the author's experience. It isn't quite organized and he doesn't weave the generic and specific quite seamlessly and there are a few too many anecdotes that are present more for shock value than because that actual support the point. But it's ok.
#ReadHarder #ReadHarder2021 - demystifies a common mental illness
pickNew Litsy Here!👋🏻 Year of Books: Book 1
Loved this book, for anyone who has OCD or OCD tendencies - this book has an amazing, neurologically studied, coping process to help change your brain and help you not get stuck in the dreadful loop!
pickAborda o problema do TOC Transtorno obsessivo compulsivo. Saúde e Comportamento. Psicologia.
• Spent some time outside today in the bright January sunshine. 'Twas pretty chilly but wholly refreshing. The boy slept in his stroller after a brief walk through the neighborhood. Except for a nagging headache and OCD symptoms from hell, it's been a decent Wednesday. For some reason, Wednesdays are notoriously difficult for me •
#brain #OCD #ObsessiveCompulsiveDisorder #mentalhealth #mentalhealthawareness #today
• OK, this isn't an easy read for me; this book has several passages that remind me of how it feels INTERNALLY to be a diagnosed OCD sufferer half my life. It might be fiction -- but there's more truth in here than most people could imagine 😔 •
#mentalhealth #mentalhealthawareness #mentalillness #ObsessiveCompulsiveDisorder #anxiety #fiction #novels #brain
