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What it's really like to live with obsessive-compulsive disorder
ABC News Australia✓
Original Reporting
AI EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Matthew Wright says he often appears calm and capable to others. Privately, he spends hours each day trapped in obsessive-compulsive thoughts and rituals. He describes how the condition shapes his daily life and relationships.
WHY IT MATTERS
The story highlights the hidden burden of OCD, raising awareness of mental health challenges that many people may not recognize.
Matthew Wright says to many in his life he appeared calm and capable, while he was privately spending hours each day trapped in compulsions.
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