Table Talk...I am not ok Edward Wren

Stories of suicidal participants and survivors stories of the survivors family friends and touching each and everyone of you with healing and God’s word and hoping that will help heal the people with mental health health.

The day I tried to take my life and the day God took it back the devil had me wrapped around his tail and there are snakes on the floor in my brain was mush I just needed to in my life I was sick of everything that was connected to it how much medical issues I have to deal with my depression was beyond belief and I was just miserable and I did not want to live but I did not want to die so I reached out to God and he save me and he can save you check this out this story is real raw and it can also be a little triggering so be warned on thatAnd God bless and good luck with your journey

This is a story of a marine after doing tour in Afghanistan in his true life story drugs and how he is found Christ and how his life is turning around” I feel it’s a story about my struggles my family struggles and now it’s easy to get lost and how hard it is to find your way” Jay

Amanda Webster story: In October 2018, I almost lost my life to suicide. I felt a pain that I could no longer bear to carry. I felt like it was what was best for my young son, my partner and my friends. I'd battled depression, self-harm, addiction and suicidal tendencies since my youth the Shadow goal in my head finally HAD grown louder than my rational thoughts. I'd been Diagnosed Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) and have Having a Serious Mental Illness (SMI) over a decade prior. I'd tried therapy, meds, Yoga, self-help books, exercise, nutrition changes, herbs, you name it. Nothing worked. Helped Nothing.

I’ve been on hiatus from podcasting had some personal issues that I had to deal with some family issues I had to deal with and now I’m back with my good friend Rob Weaver and sharing with our audience are experiences with mental health.
Today’s newest podcast is a story of Rob and Edward‘s experience with mental health. We answer questions about our experience at the mental ward hospitals how we got to the hospital and what drove us to get out of the hospital. How we are dealing with mental health today.

Speaking with Rob today , third installment of Rob’s life story is talking about Grief in mental health one of the hardest things to deal with is grief and how it affects you in different ways from where the child is buried their parents, Grief: The normal process of reacting to a loss. The loss may be physical (such as a death), social (such as divorce), or occupational (such as a job). Emotional reactions of grief can include anger, guilt, anxiety, sadness, and despair.