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(Topix) Instinctively easing a child's anxiety could be counterproductive if girl or boy suffers from obsessive-compulsive disorder, say University of Florida researchers.



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I didn't get much help,or love when I was growing up with OCD. It is of my opinion that this would not be for the good of most children with OCD.

I highly recommend that the children get love,and nurture. BF
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