Clearing the Fog: A Conversation on Depression (Part 2)

[@naadorcas1403]

Oooo I just love your prayers Pastor Bradshaw...God bless you indeed.

[@naadorcas1403]

Good job Doc.👍🏽 Now that's mission. Blessings 🙏🏽

[@mfungomunema2949]

Wowwwwwww. It is always a blessing to hear Dr. Neil Nedley being interviewed. I have learnt a lot indeed. I am really grateful and I pray that God blesses you all for this wonderful program.

[@michellegibson5191]

I second this

[@leroynyabeze6824]

Wonderful insights on feelings

[@ryan-sm9ue]

Amen .!!!

[@feelgood253]

[@Kadiddlehopper]

I’ve read this treatment program is in excess of $10,000?!? 🤦🏽‍♀️ That’s depressing enough in itself. No wonder sufferers turn to medication. I would imagine that amount isn’t feasible for the majority of depressed people.

[@ryan-sm9ue]

God , The Bible and Prayer are free .!!!

[@Kadiddlehopper]

@@ryan-sm9ue yes they are but unfortunately for many they are often not enough I’m afraid. Not to mention there are many Christians who still suffer with this “disabling” problem as Pastor Bradshaw described it. I’m sure there’s nothing wrong in thinking people could use a helping hand from their fellow man, as God has called us to do. But that’s quite a price tag.

[@kateburk2168]

A friend listens to podcasts that reek of conspiracy theories. From LED lighting to whatever. Then he sulks that we are all doomed. His thought pattern is consistently tracking negative. It seems to me that he enjoys having pity parties & wringing his hands in anxiety. He'll go out for walking and picks up the depression package upon return. I am not prone to worry or depression because I know that nothing will happen without it being God's plan. Yes, thoughts do flash through the gray matter but like smoke, they dissipate quickly.