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[Rerun] Bob talks about how he recovered from his difficult break up.

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May 26, 2021

The Psychology In Seattle Podcast ®

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Anonymous

Jeez this was a really great podcast. And 1:28:43 it does, 3 years ago, my OCD was at it worst. I almost couldn't function, and accepting that is, in my opinion, the most important thing to learn. Why I feel is not indicative of the facts. And now I can live a little bit better, thanks to my therapist xd.

Anonymous

i was out running when i listen to this episode and it had me bawling. i'm going through a breakup and it's rough :( thank you for sharing your story bob, it helped me gain perspective.