The Mind of Jared Lee
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Last published Sat, Sep 12, 2015
This is a part of my life story of how I came to be. But most importantly it focuses on me having OCD and what I have to deal with. It might sound like a rant or it might sound heart-warming, but most of all I hope that it helps others overcome their fears and troubles.
From stories of love, anger, friendship and dreams. This is my story.
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