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    Re: no diagnosis, yet dealing with obsessive inter
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    thanks for thinking of me. I briefly read the reviews on Amazon and it reminded me of myself in school in some ways. I'm going to go read more and see if it fits here. Thanks again. Can I say one more time how much I appreciate this board? Thanks.
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    Thank you for the book recommendations! I'm going to have a new book to read online! ^^
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    I was reading the little acedote about Kate. I saw some similarities with me and her, especially the part about not turning homework in (partially because I forgot, and sometimes because it was not "perfect".) this seems pretty interesting!
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