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Living with Depression: So Strange a Road is unavailable, but you can change that!

“Things can’t be all that bad,” “pull yourself together,” “snap out of it,” these are some examples of a widespread misunderstanding of depressive illness. It is an ignorance found among Christians and non-Christians alike. Over recent decades the numbers of people in society suffering from depression have risen dramatically, and it is an issue which friends and relatives have often failed to...

through Jesus. In my acute need I’d reached out to him again and again and in doing so had begun to experience new depths of his love and compassion. God was there for me, in Jesus. I could come to him at any time, night or day. I was not alone, not forgotten. Furthermore, God totally understood my condition and empathised deeply with me. No one else could do this. Ours was a unique relationship. As I pondered this, and the way in which it could help to ease my fear and foreboding, God brought some
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