For most, suicide isn’t a desire to die, but a desire to be rid of the pain and sadness. From her own experience and those of the patients she serves, a clinical neuropsychologist shares 6 things to consider if you or a loved one are battling depression and having suicidal thoughts.
“You don’t seem like you’re fully invested in this…” he relayed, regarding a decision that needed to be made.
Tears stung the back of my eyes. I didn’t want to admit it: of course he was right, but not for the reason he thought.
I surveyed my heart. It wasn’t that I wasn’t fully invested in moving forward with his suggestion, but that I was afraid of failing.
Do you ever give in to the temptation of comparison? It never serves me well. See what I mean when you get a glimpse into the daily life.
When we listen to the lies that whisper we aren’t good enough, we’ve been duped. Dr. Bengtson shares proof that we are good enough.
God has a plan and purpose for our lives. We can trust Him to cover us where we lack and surrender to His better way.
