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Families of OCD Sufferers Seldom Get The Help They Need: Why They Don’t and Why They Should

12-year-old Jill is late for a family gathering and getting more frustrated by the minute. She and her parents have been waiting in the car for half an hour while her brother checks every corner of his room to be certain nothing has been lost. She wonders, “Why does the whole family have to suffer because of him?”