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Good question, Nina. I don't feel I will recover 100% from 20 years of poisoning, but I am hopeful that I will improve, and with it my quality of life. OCD has taken a lot of my life away from me and combined with PCOS perhaps my chances of having children. I have so many panic attacks that I really don't know if marriage is feasible for me. I think it would be hard for someone to live with me.
So, from my point of view, if my mental and physical health can improve enough for me to be less anxious, less withdrawn and shy, and able to have a quality relationship leading to marriage, then that for me would improve my quality of life immensely.
I'm just "waiting and seeing", really, and being thankful for any improvement that comes along <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />
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