The person's podcast story I choose was Logan. Logan grew up in a tight knit religious family, at a young age Logan suffered from panic attacks. Logan has had trouble throughout his life with personal relationships due to self-doubt and fear, caused by his ADHD and OCD. Logan is the type of person that would always want to have a solution or be in control of the situation. Luckly Logan found help through therapy and has had support from loved ones and is making progress dealing with is ADHD and OCD. We know that Logan has OCD because he has intrusive and unwanted thoughts about his personal relationships, which have cause Logan to end relationships because of personal doubt, regarding satisfaction or happiness with his relationships. At 5:30 minutes, when Logan started talking about when he was having an emotional problem, his brain would process it in an obsessive manner which led to the ending and starting of his relationship over and over again, is the turning point were his behavior had become deviated from normal and is where he needed to get help. What surprised me about this story was the way Logan looked to obtain knowledge of what he was going through, how he accepted that he needed help and acted upon it. I could relate to this story because I'm the type of person that tries to obtain information about the situation and find help when needed.

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