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Tips to Smoothen OCD During Winters

  Winter can be a delicate time for everyone. Avoiding snap and the flu-like you’re in a PE assignment playing dodgeball. For those with OCD, in particular impurity OCD, a winter deep freeze can be further than just a mild interference, it can feel like a matter of life and death for the inpatient.    Keep your pace.  Still, joining in with work parties, or partaking in the gleeful food and you don’t feel ready to attack it this time that's okay If OCD is stopping you from going out. It’s SO okay. Take your time. You're doing just great. Remember to praise yourself for your little achievements. They count.    Practise.  Staying at home avoiding going out for the coming three months, in fear of getting ill for illustration, isn’t going to help in the long run, indeed if your OCD is telling you it will. Use the gleeful season as an excellent occasion for exposing yourself to your fears. Go to your original Christmas light switch on or request, get involved in the gleeful spirit,