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Joanne Limburg

Paperback | Pages: 320 pages

Rating: 3.54 | 174 Users | 19 Reviews

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Joanne Limburg robi rzeczy, których nie chciałaby robić, rozmyśla o sprawach, o których wcale nie chce myśleć. Jej życie zdominowały natrętne zachowania, powtarzane po wiele razy z lęku przed przeoczeniem, zapomnieniem, niedopilnowaniem. Zawsze czuła, że coś jej doskwiera, ale dopiero po wielu latach bolesnych poszukiwań odnalazła drogę do objaśnienia symptomów swojego zachowania. Dosadnie szczery, opowiedziany ze swadą pamiętnik pełen czarnego humoru; traktuje o potrzebie zrozumienia i okiełznania życia z zaburzeniem obsesyjno-kompulsyjnym. Autorka klarownie i konkretnie opisuje swoje spostrzeżenia w nadziei, że będą one pomocne dla innych.

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Title	:	Moje życie w kręgu obsesji. Pamiętnik
Author	:	Joanne Limburg
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 320 pages
Published	:	December 17th 2012 by Świat Książki (first published April 1st 2010)
Categories	:	Psychology. Nonfiction. Health. Mental Health. Autobiography. Memoir

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Ratings: 3.54 From 174 Users | 19 Reviews

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Have you ever had a thought which kept going round and round in your head? Even if you know the thought or the idea is stupid you still cant get rid of it. There is no way you can reason with this idea and banish it so that you can get on with your life. All of us must at some time had the occasional idea or thought which wont be banished. But the author has lived with obsessional thoughts for the whole of her life and she has had professional help of various kinds over the years to try and deal

An honest and interesting read, although bordering on reading like a text book at times. Given the author's drive for perfectionism, all the way through I was wondering how she managed to get the book written let alone critiqued and published.

I feel like I should be enjoying this more than I am - perhaps it's the wrong time for me to be reading it. May set it aside...

I found this difficult to read because I know somebody who suffers from severe OCD. It was however vey helpful,I would recommend it to OCD sufferers and their family/friends/carers etc.

I do not understand the school system in England, and the author has not given me much of a glimpse into why she has the thoughts or actions that she does. The author just seems like a depressed, anxious teenager. I am not engaged and don't plan to finish reading this book.

Very interesting yet lost the autobiographical nature towards the end which I had found so emotive and personal. Such books are incredibly important in abolishing mental illness stereotypes and I can imagine this story being difficult to write.

Intense and personal. Erudite and insightful.As someone with personal experience of OCD, I get extremely cross about the way it is misrepresented. OCD isnt about being tidy and organised. OCD sufferers have intrusive thoughts and obsessions and often feel compelled to carry out an action, such as reciting something or touching something, in order to make those thoughts go away. For Limburg, OCD manifests itself in obsessive thoughts about the danger inherent in everything. She sees danger in normal everyday things and obsesses over it,