October is OCD Awareness Month, and for the first time ever in Indiana, a walk this Saturday will be dedicated to raising understanding and support for people living with obsessive-compulsive disorder.

Krista Reed's OCD symptoms began when she was six years old, but she wasn't properly diagnosed until she was 31.

"My self-confidence at a young age was crushed I lost friends because I couldn't keep up with social demands," Reed said.

"I was able to, as so many individuals with OCD do, we mask it. We realized from such an early age, our brain just thinks differently. There's just something very off about how I'm thinking, an 8-year-old should not be so concerned about following the 10 Commandments to the point to where if I don't, I'm gonna go to hell," Reed said.

Reed shared how OCD imp

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