OCD Travel
Annie WindholzWriting at the intersection of mental health and world travel through my OCD ERP journey. New posts every Wednesday. AI-free.
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The Ozark float trip I thought I would die on
An Ozark river somewhere: Photo by author
I’m nearing the end of the float trip, but there’s one more rapid I need to go over before we finish. Seeing it, I panic and try to turn toward the side of the river, but my kayak turns sideways an...
The scariest parts of the Korean DMZ were my thoughts
Gamaksan suspension bridge, Korea: Photo by author
Meeting up for the DMZ tour, I was admittedly a little heightened. When I accidentally lit a ramen bowl on fire in the self-serve convenience store in Seoul that morning, I was sure I was...
Running on coffee and hope in Seoul, Korea
I was shocked to see an American flag right across from an iconic statue of the famous (16th century) Korean leader when I arrived in Seoul. I was joining a guided tour that morning and we had started in Gwanghwamun Square, which happened t...
Prison Break
Brothers from North and South Korean reuniting on battlefield: Photo by author
In a very American start to my trip, my seatmate on my US domestic flight was a girl who had just been released from years in prison. As the plane shook during...
Am I a good traveler if I’m not scared?
Pigeon Park in San Juan: Photo by author
This piece comes as a complement to my earlier piece from Peru: Are you a good traveler if you’re scared? It’s been half a year since I wrote this previous piece in Peru, and I have grown so much th...
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