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I believe you!
FormerPsychiatricNurse
Thursday, March 13, 2008 at 01:04 AMWe are too focused on the physical realm and this dimension most of us exist in. There are spirits both good and bad and onlyl God (and the name of Jesus Christ) can make them depart. It is becoming more and more evident that modern psychiatry doesn't really have a clue and the money making pharmaceuticals often to more harm than good -- surely a pharmaceutical has never cured anyone with depression or suicidal thoughts. I am very happy for you!
re: re: I believe you!
spacedit
Sunday, March 16, 2008 at 11:12 PMOh I totally agree with you. Medical science is amazing and the mind is extremely powerful...in fact I believe that depression cannot be cured without the willpower of the person who has it. It must be willed away, and sometimes that's enough. But more often than not, it also requires some assistance from medication, other people, and/or God. I'm certainly not saying that it can only be cured by a miracle like that. That's just what it took for me =) -
That is Awesome
brian
Thursday, March 13, 2008 at 06:10 PMI too believe.I'm christian and I was on meds for a long time, a few yrs back and i believe in the power of prayer.I understand exactly what you are talking about.I still have my good and bad days but thats life.Like I said I've been off meds for a few yrs and I feel great thanks to Jesus my Lord and Savior.
Take Care
God Bless
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YOUR POST
JENNIFER TURNER
Tuesday, March 18, 2008 at 12:26 PMHEY, I BELIEVE YOU TOO. I,M SURE MANY PEOPLE HAVE DONE THE SAME THING AS YOU AND WERE HELPED. I,M A CHRISTIAN AND I KNOW THE AWSOME POWER OF PRAYER. GOD HAS DONE GREAT THINGS FOR ME AND I KNOW I WILL GO TO HEAVEN WHEN I DIE. I JUST HAVE NEVER THOUGHT OF DOING WHAT YOU DID. THANKS A WHOLE LOT FOR SHARING THIS. YOU MAY HAVE HELPED A LOT OF PEOPLE. JENNIFER -
Spirits
JohnD
Saturday, March 22, 2008 at 03:58 PMI too believe you and have been thinking more and more about the spiritual dimension of the experience of depression and how to adapt to it. This is something that's been with me my entire life, and most non-spiritual approaches have not worked. My spirituality runs deep, though it is different from yours, and I have no doubt I can find a way on this level to change the direction of my life. I wish you well and hope you will keep writing here about your experiences.
John D
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depression
carol edwards
Wednesday, April 09, 2008 at 12:15 PMdispression is a horrible thing 2 years ago i had depression to the stage i tried to take my own life. it started of with a x- partner threatening following me around threatening my children for a year he was doing this the courts let him walk away. I couldnt do it any more one night i sat and wrote a letter to my mum to take care of my children. my biggest regrate my son found me laying in my bed after I took the pills, then i met my new partner and things was looking up and i felt i could cope with life.
these last few weeks i can feel the depreeion coming back it like a monster ive just manage to drag myself to the doctors and my worst fear was going back on the anti- depressions. my parnter dont want me to go back on them i just say if they help with the way i feel its the only thing i can do. sorry if this bores you and if it dont make sense. i will say i think the biggest step to recovery is talking about it.
re: depression
spacedit
Wednesday, April 09, 2008 at 01:25 PMSomething I've kinda learned from all this is that YOU are stronger than the depression. I often feel it creeping up on me again, ready to attack and drag me back down. Maybe this sounds bogus, but you can tell it to go away. You are more powerful than you think. Tell it to GET OUT. It'll attack when you're most vulnerable, but you still have to fight. It's possible. For some people, it will never go away. But you don't have to let it affect you. I hope this makes sense.
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