I’ve not only lost my son recently, but I lead a church trying to understand what they hear from me (their pastor) versus what they are hearing from the pastor and folks at Bethel concerning death, faith, and where our hope lies.
That’s why I wrote this.
https://t.co/868kuJZ3hi
Depression never tells the truth. You feel hopeless and alone. You think nobody really cares. You'll never get through it.
They're all lies.
There is a path to joy, and there are loving people that will help you go down it.
Three months ago I was crying every single day when I drove home from work because I was so unhappy with my life.
I’m still doing that but now I get to listen to Christmas music simultaneously
@NBCNews I know children and those who are disabled aren't included, but what about non-parental caregivers, like siblings? Or parents of a adult-aged child with a disability?
Sorry if this was addressed in the article and I just missed it.