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| For Those Who Understand | 7 | |
| Part 1 | My Journey in the Shadows | |
| The Parent Trap | 10 | |
| Brown Tennis Shoes | 12 | |
| The Proverbial Straw | 15 | |
| God Sent a Nurse | 17 | |
| How the Spiritual Helps | 19 | |
| Someone Who Cared | 21 | |
| Where Did My Childhood Go? | 23 | |
| Why We Sing Country Blues | 25 | |
| Deciding to Be Myself | 27 | |
| My Love Affair With Depression | 29 | |
| Whose Fault Is It Anyway? | 31 | |
| It's Hard to Get Close to Others | 33 | |
| Am I Crazy? | 35 | |
| Like a Fever | 37 | |
| Life in a Cave | 39 | |
| Suicide Notes | 41 | |
| Lies I Told Myself | 43 | |
| What Depression Taught Me | 45 | |
| Part 2 | Why Shadows Grow So Long | |
| A Wolf's Ghost | 48 | |
| A Hole in My Head | 50 | |
| Troubles Come Naturally | 52 | |
| The Battle Continues | 54 | |
| Talking to My Adrenaline | 56 | |
| Not a Question of Character | 58 | |
| People and Dandelions | 60 | |
| Holidays Are Hard | 62 | |
| Flirting With Perfectionism | 64 | |
| Feeling Bad About Feeling Bad | 66 | |
| Dealing With Reality | 68 | |
| Mental Traps | 70 | |
| Guilty of Being Me | 72 | |
| The Seven O'Clock Wall | 74 | |
| Where the Internet Can Lead | 76 | |
| The Fear of Thankfulness | 78 | |
| Where's the Loss? | 80 | |
| Shutting Down | 82 | |
| Addicted to Self-Help | 84 | |
| Change the Pattern | 86 | |
| Never Owned a Gun | 88 | |
| Part 3 | Heading for the Sunshine | |
| Seasons of Depression | 93 | |
| Mountains and Valleys | 95 | |
| Our Parents Did It | 97 | |
| Jesus Worked It Out | 99 | |
| Help Will Work | 101 | |
| Time Zone | 103 | |
| No Leapfrogging | 105 | |
| The Flickering Flame | 107 | |
| Give It a Rest | 109 | |
| Counseling Takes Courage | 111 | |
| Discussing the Loss | 113 | |
| Can Chocolate Heal? | 115 | |
| Break the Routine | 117 | |
| Take off the Armor | 119 | |
| Arguing With Myself | 121 | |
| Guardian Angels | 123 | |
| Swinging Over the Cliff | 125 | |
| Part 4 | Sunshine Through the Shadows | |
| Laughing at the Donkey | 129 | |
| What We Do Have | 131 | |
| Helping Myself | 133 | |
| Do I Deserve Better? | 135 | |
| The Power of Thankfulness | 137 | |
| Weaving Spider Webs | 139 | |
| The Price of a Nice TV | 141 | |
| The Best of Times | 143 | |
| Sleepless Nights | 145 | |
| Rubber Snakes | 147 | |
| In Order to Feel Better | 149 | |
| Driving for Relief | 151 | |
| Dealing With Hurt | 153 | |
| Look at the Benefits | 155 | |
| A Time to Cry | 157 | |
| Be Happy | 159 | |
| Become My Own Friend | 161 | |
| A Letter to Depression | 163 | |
| Is That All There Is? | 165 | |
| Part 5 | Helping You Help Me Find the Sunshine | |
| Easy Answers | 169 | |
| When I'm Afraid to Let It Go | 171 | |
| How Does It Feel? | 173 | |
| Who Really Knows? | 175 | |
| Be Sure and Ask | 177 | |
| Don't Label Me | 179 | |
| Please Tell Me This | 181 | |
| Don't Tell Me That | 183 | |
| Snap Out of It | 185 | |
| Conclusion--Pat Coleman | 187 |
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Add A Light In The Shadows: Emerging from the Darkness of Depression, When I became a Christian I assumed that believers did not get depressed, writes popular author and counselor Bill Coleman. We were expected to smile, serve, get excited, and roll along. The reality was quite another story. He did get depressed, and t, A Light In The Shadows: Emerging from the Darkness of Depression to the inventory that you are selling on WonderClubX
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Add A Light In The Shadows: Emerging from the Darkness of Depression, When I became a Christian I assumed that believers did not get depressed, writes popular author and counselor Bill Coleman. We were expected to smile, serve, get excited, and roll along. The reality was quite another story. He did get depressed, and t, A Light In The Shadows: Emerging from the Darkness of Depression to your collection on WonderClub |