Antonio Raminhos (Credit: SIC)
At 26 years old, Antonio Raminhos He was Diagnosis of obsessive-compulsive disorder (Buck). On Monday, April 29, the comedian spoke with Julia PineiroOn the SIC program “Julia” where she talked about the disease.
next to Miguel Souza Marquezwho has been battling obsessive-compulsive disorder since he was six years old, alongside his father, Paulo Souza MarquezFounder Portuguese Society of Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder FoundationThe comedian said he's been dealing with “these issues of this little guy for as long as I can remember.”
“My first obsessive memories aren't even mine, it was my sister who actually shared them with me, things I don't even remember. I wasn't diagnosed until I was 26 because I didn't have anyone to get to know. I was embarrassed to speak up, I thought it was crazy, that it was weird, and how crazy it was just me. I have discovered that in the end no, that this is not quite the case, and that there is a lot of work to be done. Personally, I wanted to make this easier for people who come to me.”It is to explain.
“I Dealing with many pollution issues. I I even took a two hour shower, I even showered with dishwashing detergent because my desperation was already such that I thought if I showered with detergent I would get rid of it faster. But clearly the problem was different.”And revealed.
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