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Reepicheep
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Jamie suffers from OCD, and over the last year or so has become more and more obsessive on religious themes.
At this point, he’s more and more tormented by obsessive religiously-themed ideas.
He’s convinced that demons are tormenting him relentlessly.
He sees signs and wonders, mostly dark and frightening, in everything around him, and is terrified that he’s already sentenced to hell.
He refuses to even consider seeing a doctor about his OCD because he thinks that would be a sin.
His agoraphobia is back, or else he’s just too worn down by his pain to bother going anywhere.
I live too far away to have any chance of doing anything for him directly. Prayer is all I can do for him. He doesn’t want to let me do that because he’s convinced the Catholic Church is demonic.
At this point, he’s more and more tormented by obsessive religiously-themed ideas.
He’s convinced that demons are tormenting him relentlessly.
He sees signs and wonders, mostly dark and frightening, in everything around him, and is terrified that he’s already sentenced to hell.
He refuses to even consider seeing a doctor about his OCD because he thinks that would be a sin.
His agoraphobia is back, or else he’s just too worn down by his pain to bother going anywhere.
I live too far away to have any chance of doing anything for him directly. Prayer is all I can do for him. He doesn’t want to let me do that because he’s convinced the Catholic Church is demonic.