Am I the only one...?

Question:

i was diagnosed with OCD and depression...
sometimes it feels as things are just blurrs...
it's like i forget things the second after they happen
and i don't care to try and remember
and if something crosses my mind that questions life in someway.. it seems too complicated and it feels like it just fades away... i've gotten good at avoiding thinking about the future, once again.. it fades away if i choose not to think about it.
sometimes it feels like i'm living in a different world than everyone else and i'm unaware of things. so far i'm the only one that knows about this. and i'm 14. my dad had OCD and my uncle commited suicide after being diagnosed with schizophrenia.

Answers:
Yes, there is help. This is a widely researched health issue. Read as much as you can about it. You'll find that what you are experiencing is completely normal for your condition. Psychiatrists (who administer meds) and psychologists (talk therapy) are invaluable. Please don't try to overcome your condition alone when there is so much information and professional help available. I, too, have OCD and depression, as well as agoraphobia. Medication and psychotherapy have helped me tremendously. And I have discovered that the "different world" in which I live has actually enabled me to gain a deeper understanding of life.

You are definately not the only one in the world with OCD, if that was your question.

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