Lost Boy Found

Andrew Puccetti's OCD made it unable for him to maintain his friendships or a job. After being admitted in a psychiatric hospital, Andrew was diagnosed with obsessive compulsive disorder, generalized anxiety disorder, major depressive disorder, and borderline personality disorder. Here he tells his brave story of how he overcame it all to become t

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Andrew Puccetti had the perfect life: his parents were
happily married, his siblings were good people, and he felt like he fit in.
Until he didn't. Suffering from intense OCD and anxiety, Andrew withdrew from
life, surviving rather than living. An early round of therapy helped him
recover for a while, a time in which he discovered himself and found the
strength to come out to his family.



But the OCD returned, and as a result Andrew's career, studies,
and friends all fell by the wayside. A stint in a psychiatric hospital led to an
array of labels, which led to life-changing therapy, helping Andrew to gain
back the life he had lost.



In Lost Boy Found, Andrew tells his brave story of overcoming adversity
in order to become the person he was meant to be all along.