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    Book Reviews | Depression | Health

    Hope Prevails

    ByMelony Brown September 15, 2016

    “I’ve written this book because I’ve been there,” Dr. Michelle Bengtson shares in her newly released book Hope Prevails. Not only does she treat patients who are in the pit of depression, but she’s been there herself. Chains of Depression Falling Off As a board-certified neuropsychologist, Dr. Michelle Bengston offers therapy for patients who struggle…

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  • Warrior Woman – Hear Me Roar
    Abuse | Depression | Violence

    Warrior Woman – Hear Me Roar

    ByMelony Brown August 11, 2016October 20, 2023

        Warrior Woman – Hear Me Roar Teres’sa* is definitely a warrior woman. She and the other warrior women at the sexual abuse counseling center where she works adopted the motto “Hear Me Roar!” to remind them to be outspoken about and fight for victims of sexual abuse. * Her real name, used with permission You…

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  • Looped Like a Cassette Tape
    Addiction | Depression | Family and Children

    Looped Like a Cassette Tape

    ByMelony Brown January 21, 2016December 8, 2020

    When the majority of couples say I do, their intentions are to stick together for better or worse, for richer or poorer, in sickness and in health. Divorce is the last thing on their minds when they seal their vows with a kiss. But, divorce unfortunately happens to some married couples. It’s never an easy…

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  • Broken but Priceless
    Abuse | Chronic Illness | Depression

    Broken but Priceless

    ByMelony Brown September 27, 2015September 14, 2022

    Many of us face a health struggle at some point in our lives. Uncomfortable and inconvenient as it may be, it generally has a short duration. One hundred thirty-three million Americans wish for a health struggle with a short duration. Instead, they suffer from chronic illnesses, which are ongoing, incurable, and invisible illnesses. Erin* is…

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  • Redeeming Love
    Abuse | Addiction | Depression | Family and Children

    Redeeming Love

    ByMelony Brown June 19, 2014May 13, 2022

      As Alyssa* shared her story with me, I couldn’t help but think of Francine Rivers’ book. It should have been no surprise when at the end of the interview, I asked if any books had impacted her during her journey of overcoming and she said, “Redeeming Love. Do you know it?” I smiled and…

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  • Lives for the Moments, Part 2
    Depression | Family and Children | Health

    Lives for the Moments, Part 2

    ByMelony Brown February 20, 2014December 10, 2020

    If you haven’t read part 1 of Jule’s story, please read it before reading the conclusion to her story. Spot of Breast Cancer Two years after having a double mastectomy, Jule’s doctors found a suspicious spot on her back. The breast cancer had returned. She underwent surgery to remove the cancer and endured more chemotherapy….

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  • Lives for the Moments, Part 1
    Depression | Family and Children | Health

    Lives for the Moments, Part 1

    ByMelony Brown February 14, 2014December 10, 2020

    As Jule* approaches her 50th birthday this year, she realizes she has faced one type of health struggle or another for many years of her life. Her beautiful smile and positive outlook on life would cause you to think she’s lived an easy life.Unless you asked her, like I did for this interview, you’d never…

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