Hey everyone, it’s Erica here!

About 3 years ago, I went to my first OCD conference hosted by the International OCD Foundation (IOCDF). I heard a ton of inspiring stories there and also met lots of great people, including Molly, who is one of the co-founders of Not Alone Notes, a non-profit that literally does exactly what their name says - it helps people not feel alone. In this episode, I chat with Molly and Not Alone Notes’ other cofounder, Morgan, about how the organization came to be and their own personal journeys with OCD. Hope you enjoy this episode!

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Hey everyone, it’s Erica. A few months ago, I was scrolling through reels on Instagram, when I came across Louann’s page, which is called @themarionnettepianist. Louann is diagnosed with mitochondrial myopathy, a disease that can cause severe muscle weakness. She is also diagnosed with epilepsy. However, she is more importantly a board-certified neurologist and a talented classical pianist.

On Louann’s feed, what instantly caught my eye were the two intricate harnesses supporting her forearms to play piano. As someone who grew up classically trained in piano and also majored in music, I was really intrigued by her setup, and wanted to chat with her more about it. In this episode, we talk a lot about our favorite composers, the accommodations Louann has had to make for her work and her music, and her incredible sense of resilience through it all. I really enjoyed listening to Louann’s story, and hope you will too.

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Hello everyone, welcome back to another episode of the Just Say Maybe Podcast!
Today, I’m talking to Mystina Sol, a musician, songstress, and someone who has gone through and overcome what we call "Pure O," or, obsessions with internal compulsions. In this episode, we talk about Mystina's experiences with Sexual Orientation OCD, Relationship OCD, ADHD, and finally showing herself compassion.

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Hello everyone, welcome back to another episode of the Just Say Maybe Podcast!
Today, I’m talking to Shaun Flores, who is an OCD advocate and TEDx speaker, among many other things. In this episode, we talk about Shaun’s experiences with Health Anxiety, Sexual Orientation OCD, Harm OCD, and how his upbringing and experiences have shaped these obsessions. We also talk about the importance of having candid discussions, even with, and especially with those we disagree with. This includes talking about if it’s OK to say you’re “so OCD” if you actually have OCD.I had a lot of fun talking to Shaun during this episode, and I hope you enjoy!
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Hi everyone! Welcome to the Just Say Maybe Podcast.
Trigger warning: this episode contains mentions of medication addiction and graphic descriptions of injuries and medical procedures.
In this episode, I chat with Matt, who experienced a traumatic motorcycle accident 10 years ago. We talk about his struggles with recovery, PTSD, agoraphobia, OCD, and anxiety. I really appreciate the time and energy Matt took in describing his story, and I hope you all enjoy.
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Hi everyone! Welcome to the Just Say Maybe Podcast.
Trigger warning: this episode contains mentions of self-harm and suicide. If you or a loved one are experiencing thoughts of suicide, please call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.
In this episode, I chat with Sarah, who I've been friends with since high school. Sarah shares her experiences with anxiety, depression, Lyme's disease, narcolepsy, and being biracial.
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Hi everyone! Welcome to the Just Say Maybe Podcast.
In this episode, I chat with Justin, who is diagnosed with GAD and OCD. We chat about Justin's experience with Sexual Orientation and Health OCD, recommended resources for OCD sufferers, machismo culture, cancel culture, and lots more.

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Hi everyone! Welcome to the Just Say Maybe Podcast.
In this episode, I chat with Natasha, who is diagnosed with autism and OCD. We chat about Natasha's thoughts on the Netflix show "Love on the Spectrum," speech and behavioral therapy for autism, the need for increased awareness and education on autism, and how OCD and autism can interact with each other.
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Disclaimer: This show is not meant to be a replacement for therapy. Please seek a licensed clinician for help.
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