The fear comes at night when the lights turn out. I can feel the darkness as a tangible sadness. It feels real, the darkness of depression. Sometimes it feels like a weight on my chest. Other times it feels like a heavy fog, clouding my thoughts. Most of the time I can’t breathe. Under the covers, I could feel my legs but couldn’t move them. The physical darkness of my bedroom suffocates me and I feel the air trapped in my lungs. I close my eyes, but my soul is consumed by fear. Every night the darkness engulfed me like flames. ….read the rest of the post at BusyBeingBlessed.Net.

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In the waters of depression I’ve had moments of complete and utter feelings of aloneness. I’ve questioned my own life, my value, and the very beliefs I’ve always held dear. I questioned the very existence of God Himself.

In the floods I’ve also been lifted above these moments. I’ve felt my heart beat from anxiety to peace in a matter of minutes through the supernatural power of God’s Presence and the powerful reading of His Word.

Living on the edge of “I don’t know…” can still be beautiful. In the sadness, we can find hope because we can find Him. CLICK HERE to download.

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Thanks, Sarah, for your insights here. I just read a book about loneliness in which the author talked about the loneliness of being in the dark which, for me, is not a problem, but it’s good to know where others are struggling.

Thank you for hosting!

Thanks for hosting and for your transparency about your struggle with depression. I know it will minister to many hearts!

Thank you for sharing! I’ve been through periods of depression too.
I know this post will touch others!

I didn’t know you had a linkup;)

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