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Denv12Senior Contributor
I was told about this forum earlier today.
I have OCD and agoraphobia.I'm from South Oz.I try to deal with everyday stuff as best as I can.I cope most of the time.I look after myself.
I'll get used to this forum.
Thanks for stopping by.
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kristinSenior Contributor
CFS as well as OCD and agoraphobia, I don't know if you see it but you are doing amazingly well. Keep up the good work.
I wonder do others here also find it's a common thing to have chronic physical heath issues as well as chronic MI? I have dealt with chronic (and at times crippling) sciatica since I turned 16, same year the depression set in. I only found the link for me 5 years ago.
Cheers,
Kristin
In response to: New member.Just joined.OCD/agoraphobic sufferer.
Denv12Senior Contributor
I dont mind sharing knowledge and information.Here are the 2 books:
"Acupressure for emotional healing:a self care guide for trauma,stress and common emotional imbalances.".By Michael Reed.
"Healing with pressure point therapy:simple effective techniques for massaging away more than 100 common ailments." By Jack Forem.
As for the pressure point diagrams,there is 1 site but I'm unable to mention it here.
Feel free to compare notes.
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