You Will Doubt Everything

[@annecampbell2891]

This is so correct even from hour to hour. Please never give up. You are not on your own. There are millions of us world wide and i am convinced that every one of us cares about every other person even iwhen we do not know nor have never met them. May you all recover.

[@djarcen3498]

I love your stories, they are so on point.

[@shivankpratapsingh900]

Thanks

[@snowywinters2536]

Thank you! I’ve been in a horrible thought loop for the last few days, I’m reminding myself that I’ve gotten out of this before and I will again. These videos help remind me that there’s a reason I’m doing this.. not because of a real threat but because of my anxiety. My negative thoughts almost always start with “WHAT IF”

[@condomgraveyard666]

Yes sir!

[@SimranKaur-zy8uf]

Yeah mine too

[@ebbb365]

The best advice I’ve heard is that “your problem is not the problem”. There can be a deaf, blind person with no limbs who has peace and no mental issues. Now I just have to accept this.

[@snowywinters2536]

Talking about this and hearing others speak about it is extremely therapeutic

[@SimranKaur-zy8uf]

Yes sir

[@grunker2000]

I’m not diagnosed with OCD, but with therapists advice it’s become apparent I might have it, and this channel and especially your videos are helpful beyond words. It’s strange to me how obvious the idea of just accepting the thought is (albeit difficult to do) but it helps enormously. I have a grand fear of losing my mind and developing a debilitating psychotic illness, and the fact that my brain is in overdrive all the time trying to figure out if I do or don’t sort of adds to this fear because why would I be in such a state if I weren’t insane? But just fully stepping back from it and telling myself, ‘let’s say that I am going insane, and I will let it happen’ is so weirdly effective at bringing myself back, because without the anxiety to motivate that phobia, my brain doesn’t compute it as fear and doesn’t know what to do with it, which is fantastic! Although this doesn’t always work for long amounts of time, it is very motivating to see it work. Thank you so much for getting me out of a pit I thought I could never escape, and never even thought escape was possible. I mean this completely genuinely and wholeheartedly.

[@jonathongoldie]

Thanks Robert! I've been stuck for a while and this is really helping me move forward. I didn't realize how much I was doubting myself and the process of OCD Recovery.

[@Blessed-qg2kb]

I start getting scared of myself in ocd. Can this happen?

[@Blessed-qg2kb]

Actually I am not afraid of myself, but I feel like I am afraid of myself.

[@jonathongoldie]

@@Blessed-qg2kb why?

[@Blessed-qg2kb]

@@jonathongoldie Actually yesterday I thought that I should not harm myself and only after that I started getting scared of myself. Actually, the idea of ​​being scared of myself started coming.

[@naveedhussain2715]

Grateful for you Rob. Thank you. God Bless you all. Ramadan Mubarak to everyone celebrating ❤

[@edwardwright6875]

So much truth in this and so much power in realizing this truth. You will doubt everything but you can safely disregard those doubts and carry on 💪. By the way, you will doubt what I just said but carry on anyways 😎

[@BryanWebster-z9f]

Fantastic video. I am 66 years old and long time sufferer with OCD/Anxiety/Scrupulosity. This video inspired me to go on line more. Thank you.

[@OCDRecovery]

You can do it!

[@rdevalentin]

Thank you for this enlightening video. What’s interesting is that, while in the throes of OCD, one can doubt anything except doubts themselves. Why is that? I assume is because you wrongly believe doubts are your friends and that they will eventually help you find an unshakeable certainty, which will save you from “drowning into a sea of doubts”. On the other hand, if you start to doubt your doubts, you don’t see any end in sight. However, thanks to mindfulness, ERP, and REBT, you gradually learn when to doubt and when to stop doubting, even if it’s not always easy.

[@tuulafai4046]

Dude you are sooo the man! No hackneyed, specious advice here - Real Help 💪 ❤

[@SeyaDiakite7]

I appreciate your existence

[@Persei1]

It can make you doubt anything. I got triggered when you mentioned the ambulance part because I was once taken by the ambulance after massive anxiety and having suicidal thoughts. Four years later, watching this video, and bam. Triggered and feeling guilty for taking up the time from the ambulance, even though we waited for 2 hours because other calamities had priority over my case. Was doing well and now OCD is convincing me that I'm a horrible person. OCD is soooo shitty.

[@daffodill90]

You are so right about different OCD themes overlapping. I didn't believe this at first, but they take on similar forms and request reassurance and compulsions all the same. I thought I just needed to watch videos based on ROCD, but I'm trying to move away from this and watch videos overall to get a big picture instead of trying to be so specific about my particular type of OCD.

[@kaustubh9759]

Hey can we talk I have severe rocd too. I feel like devastated please if possible can we talk

[@fransinclair3356]

Sorry I did have to laugh about the Poison as that is what I have thought about the Uber drivers putting poison in my drinks from McDonald’s and I have tipped them out. Absolutely OCD can convince us of anything we think. Also I have convinced myself what if i become afraid of every person I know and guess what the ocd makes me feel fear around them. Therapists thought it was social anxiety but the fear wasn’t of been negatively judged it was been disconnected from every person and feeling fear forever. Omg this is exactly me the obsession over whether I have acceptance or not of my ocd then guess what ocd makes me feel like I don’t have acceptance.

[@Dragonmystic1]

I am not diagnosed with OCD however I doubt almost everything because I don’t trust people or surroundings that much. I overthink so much. I constantly think someone would slip poison into my drink too.

[@mominmasood]

Good idea to go out more and allow yourself to feel uncomfortable :)

[@annecampbell2891]

Momins reply is correct. Go out more and allow yourself to feel uncomfortable. as you do this more and more it does get easier.

[@orsreha]

can't thank you enough ❤

[@Welsh35]

Omg i thought i was the only person who worried about becoming allergic to nuts while eating them!

[@МыколаНетребко]

13:00 what in our bodies causes this reaction though? So, you are feeling the throat swelling up, the sensations of it even though nothing is happening? It's as if our body generates the feelings that our mind is telling it to generate?

[@aldentokuzato5729]

You are Obi-Wan of OCD

[@Starskye7897]

How do I cope with the fact I have called my partner a pedo and worrying he has thought I have meant it

[@Starskye7897]

He says he doesn’t think I meant it

[@aguywhohikes1271]

As always terrific video my friend

[@Nicole-yx8ms]

I love seeing you smile!!😀

[@kris_tin8]

I'm trying to expose myself to my fears. Babysteps, like not taking pictures anymore before I leave. But now I doubt more. Like when I'm in a store and leave without buying anything, I'm doubting if I putted everything back that I was holding. Can I use the same tric to get over this?

[@an4935]

Can it even make you doubt a real event?

[@cashmoney8304]

Probably i have this also

[@KUSH_Joshi]

Bro I always doubt about other people relationships I don't know why ... I doubt whether they are married or not or she might be cheating him like this...what to do ?

[@OCDRecovery]

We can help you with that, that’s ROCD.

[@rogersalazar3646]

This is a very good one.

[@olivep7920]

Very helpful video Rob!

[@pancakeman1162]

Jesus Christ loves you so much ❤️💪

[@bobarmstrong1300]

Will ocd come back once you recover?

[@OCDRecovery]

Recovery doesn’t mean cure, recovery is where you can barely tell you have OCD, the absence of chronic guilt + anxiety.

[@Ashish-nd3xj]

@@OCDRecovery hi there, how do you say chronic guilt + anxiety. Is it also not chronic thoughts

[@chrissylouise3226]

Hey, this is really helpful, is this applicable to contamination ocd

[@mominmasood]

Absolutely

[@sharont6325]

Thanku, u help so many people 🙏

[@pennypenny4018]

Did you took medication?

[@koophuisN]

This is just simple suggestions. No mathematical or impirical truth here. And as i state this you Will tell me the reason is im ocd’ing? -_-

[@trisham756]

Oh you have such a thick accent that is unfortunate I don’t always understand what you were saying

[@aguywhohikes1271]

Good news is we have many different moderators, including myself, who cover very similar topics.

[@Tina_45]

There are captions if that helps. Click ‘cc’

[@annecampbell2891]

Have to say i understand everything that Robert says and am so thankful for him.

[@smithavikram9534]

Do you offer consultation

[@OCDRecovery]

@@smithavikram9534yes 📧 [e-mail]