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@codymays9943

1 year ago

Kudos to Howie for being open about his mental illness. Good man

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@jordanm2936

11 months ago

“Right now, you’re happy?” “I’m distracted.” Oh Howie… as a fellow OCD sufferer, I understand. Also, we OCD sufferers know what it’s like to live on the brink of insanity.

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@robhinkal1484

1 year ago

As someone with OCD, it really means a lot to hear someone so well known speak about their own struggles. Gives me hope

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@CS-iv6hp

1 year ago

Howie, I feel for you and please know that while it’s a struggle, you make so many people laugh and feel good.

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@JeremyThompson21

1 year ago

I am right there with Howie. Being in my head is torture. Intrusive thoughts are no joke. I'm thankful that he shares his struggle. Makes me feel like somebody else understands me.

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@brookemoore8369

1 year ago

I have OCD and once I found out from a meditation practice that my OCD stemmed from a false belief that “I could think my way out of every problem,” it changed the game for me. I discovered that my incessant ruminations and checking patterns were my brain’s way of thinking it could get out of every problem I was having. Wrong. OCD people have a very strong internal voice…. So it’s imperative that we get out into reality and away from our inner voice. We also have to stop believing we can stop problems from happen by just obsessively thinking about them. It takes action, not just thinking!

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@bunnycouture

1 year ago

I hear him screaming out for help and I pray that his family and friends are able to give him the support he needs to survive. If you read this Howie, thank you for decades of laughter and I hope you'll shine your light into this dark world for decades more! Please keep fighting🙌🏼✌🏼

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@Brimarieddddddddd

1 year ago

I’m thankful howie is talking about the reality of ocd. It’s actually hurtful when people make it a joke. OCD is really so misunderstood and can really torture you mentally. The o in ocd stands for obsession as in obsessive thoughts. The c stands for compulsion. The compulsion is motivated by the relief you get temporarily of the obsessive thoughts. The thoughts can be so dark and painful. Thoughts you would never ever want to think. Thoughts that you don’t believe or agree with. They torment you again and again almost like a kid on the playground teasing you. Oh you don’t like that? I’m doing it again. All day long. Howie is right the worst time is when you are alone. Other people around can ground you a bit and distract you so much they get quiet but when you are alone they are loud. 😢

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@CollectorCody73

10 months ago

As another fellow person that has OCD, its just amazing to hear and relate to this in so many ways

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@jessicaoctopus420

10 months ago

My whole life I’ve had OCD but I didn’t know until visiting a psychiatrist recently. Watching this made me feel not alone but also sad because I am like Howie in the sense of I seem so happy but I am just distracted. I hope the best for Howie & will pray for us all ☹️💚

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@shawwty814

1 year ago

Very relatable and not talked about enough!! Thanks for speaking on this!

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@elijahbaines7101

1 year ago

If you're reading this, I really appreciate your insight on your condition, Howie. As a sufferer myself, hearing your story is very relatable.

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@juantwo3

1 year ago

Howie you seem to be a great human. It can not be easy to know how big of a platform Joe has and go on there and share your most personal stories and thoughts. Thank you for sharing.

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@danielroyster6428

1 year ago

Howie , thanks for sharing in such detail, brother . I'm right there with you, the ability to show so much strength and hold up so well on the outside is so impressive. nothing but love

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@stashmcjammin

1 year ago

There comes moments when I find something that I needed to hear, this was one of those moments. Thank you Howie, I feel ya.

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@jasonbraun127

1 year ago

It's scary how much I relate to this and the fact that it's coming from someone as likable and successful as him is really touching to me.

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@arkhamknight6371

1 year ago

OCD is no joke,my brother had it..He would have to do certain things all the time, like it was his daily job,it made him depressed and sluggish

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@meila22

1 year ago

Love love love that he’s vulnerable and honest. So refreshing!

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@Weirdo77313

1 year ago

thank you Howie for being so open about your struggles . Its good to know i am not alone

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@tjk5598

1 year ago

So glad he’s opened up about his own struggles. Such a good dude. Hope his words help others.

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