By Courtney Devich Mommy Needs Medicine—And That’s OK
“Mommy, what is that?” “It’s Mommy’s medicine for her anxiety. It’s one of the ways that God helps me.” It…
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By Kyleigh Dunn I Didn’t Want To Go To Church
I didn’t want to go to church. I had to get a baby and a toddler across the base to…
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Struggling With Mental Health Makes You a Bad Mom—And Other Lies I’ve Believed
I feel bad for my kids sometimes. I shouldn’t—they live a charmed life. We just moved to a new house…
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By Jennifer Vail I Decided To Be Happy—And it Didn’t Work
I woke up one day and decided to be happy. I’d been struggling with anxiety and depression for a long…
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By Her View From Home She Lives Beneath the Storm of Anxiety and Depression
A cloud hangs over her. A storm constantly rumbles in the distance. Rain, lightning, and thunder threaten every moment. Every…
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By Brittany Meng The Journey Out of Depression Starts With Honesty
I knew the question was coming. This was my fifth pregnancy. Care providers always ask it at the end of…
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You Are Brave And So Much Stronger Than You Know
I see you and I know . . . I see you. You with the crippling depression who can barely…
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By Dani Sherman-Lazar Sometimes Depression Looks Like Dirty Dishes in the Sink
Depression and anxiety are real. They aren't physical, but you can see them if you look close enough. Depression is…
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By Tynea Lewis To the Mom Drowning in Postpartum Depression: It Won’t Always Be This Way
To the mama struggling with postpartum depression, I know right now you’re surrounded by darkness, but it won’t always be…
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By Cindy Houlden Depression Will Always Be Part of My Story
A smiling photo. Enjoying an evening with my daughter at the theatre. Earlier we had gone shopping and enjoyed a…
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I Didn’t Know Who I Was Anymore
I feel weak. It’s not like the weakness you feel when you’re about to pass out. Rather, it’s the weakness…
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By Hope Martin “I’m Not That Kind of Girl”—But Anxiety Didn’t Care
I remember the day you were born. The nurses were amazed by the volume and color of your lips; they…
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