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The Journey Out of Depression Starts With Honesty

Living, Motherhood
July 31, 2021
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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…

You Are Brave And So Much Stronger Than You Know

Living, Motherhood
July 23, 2021
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By Natalie Howson Price

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…

Sometimes Depression Looks Like Dirty Dishes in the Sink

Motherhood
July 14, 2021
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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…

To the Mom Drowning in Postpartum Depression: It Won’t Always Be This Way

Baby, Motherhood
May 26, 2021
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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…

Depression Will Always Be Part of My Story

Living
May 20, 2021
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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…

Baby, Motherhood
May 19, 2021
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By Nicole Lovell

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…

“I’m Not That Kind of Girl”—But Anxiety Didn’t Care

Motherhood, Teen, Tween
May 17, 2021
939 Views
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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…

Living
May 14, 2021
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By Nickey J Dunn

Dear Struggling Soul, You Matter

Green is the official color of Mental Health Awareness Month. Today I chose to wear green. It isn’t always my…

Once Upon a Time, There Was a Woman Who Was Sad

Faith, Living
April 12, 2021
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By Esther Goetz

Once Upon a Time, There Was a Woman Who Was Sad

Once upon a time, there was a woman who was sad. About a year ago, she was skipping along, busy…

There Are So Many of Us Suffering in Silence

Faith, Living
March 28, 2021
509 Views
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By Lizzy Christian

There Are So Many of Us Suffering in Silence

Sometimes life feels like a series of fleeting moments when we become lost in the confusion and chaos of it…

Dear Parent of a Struggling Teen, Her Smile is Not Gone Forever

Faith, Motherhood, Teen, Tween
March 17, 2021
744 Views
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By Tanya Teichroeb

Dear Parent of a Struggling Teen, Her Smile is Not Gone Forever

Hey, mama with the struggling teen, I want to show you something. See the young woman over there? The one…

Dear Baby, Mama’s Depression is Not Your Fault

Baby, Motherhood
March 16, 2021
434 Views
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By Lauren Eberspacher

Dear Baby, Mama’s Depression is Not Your Fault

Dear baby, I’m sorry I had depression after I had you. I promise I couldn’t help it. I wanted to…

depression

The Journey Out of Depression Starts With Honesty

You Are Brave And So Much Stronger Than You Know

Sometimes Depression Looks Like Dirty Dishes in the Sink

To the Mom Drowning in Postpartum Depression: It Won’t Always Be This Way

Depression Will Always Be Part of My Story

I Didn’t Know Who I Was Anymore

“I’m Not That Kind of Girl”—But Anxiety Didn’t Care

Dear Struggling Soul, You Matter

Once Upon a Time, There Was a Woman Who Was Sad

There Are So Many of Us Suffering in Silence

Dear Parent of a Struggling Teen, Her Smile is Not Gone Forever

Dear Baby, Mama’s Depression is Not Your Fault

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