CNN  —  He’d struggled with obsessive compulsive disorder since childhood, but Cameron Mofid says that there was one thing that helped him cope — traveling the world. Mofid, who is originally from San Diego, found that he was constantly replaying and overanalyzing conversations or “obsessively needing closure or certainty.” But the “freeing” sensation that came with being able to hop on a plane and travel to a new destination made him feel as though he could “live with uncertainty.” “OCD feeds