OCD question, kinda long but please read do u think this was a sign

We obsessed about diseases. our full-on obsessions are usually by something We hear on TV or the radio triggered what We hear, in passing, and many times by things We see on signs and plaques. For example, if a poster is something associated with a particular disease, I'm going crazy obsessed about the disease, google it for hours and weeks, ando one orothing can convince me that I'mot going to get. There is a rational side of me, maybe like 40% of me knows that I, as irrational, but the other 60% is distributed as strong and completely overwhelmed, and the healthy part of me. It's almost as external forces are penetrating into our brain and repeat things over and over "You have this, you will probably get around this, and receive the only wayot to, it is for x to do y, and z"

You only skate once a week and you're doubling it Really Amazing. They are both very expensive schools like Shattuck-St. Mary's in Minnesota. The facilities are excellent, and because they boarding, you pay for more than just tuition. The annual cost is on their Web sites. Going to a boarding school for skating seems a little excessive, if you are only skating once a week. You also have to pay for ice time and lessons with very expensive coach at the school rinks. Ice Hockey time is shared with so that it lays down schedules that will work around school, butot a lot of elite skaters that way. Rachael Flatt is a high school student awards, which takes care of a regular school and is working around the school schedule around to fit into all of their training period. (On and Off-Ice) Other skaters take distance education classes or schools are home. Personally, We think

OCD Question, kinda long but please read do u think that was a sign