Recently I met Steve Moffitt via a phone appointment. While we were talking he was telling me about these ten recovery truths he had written. I asked him to read them to me and after he read a few of them I asked him to send them to me. I asked his permission to share them with you, our blog readers. I’d love to know what you think of them. Take a look and then post a comment- do these ring true to you regarding your own recovery as a Christian?
The other day I was pitching a baseball to grandsons. If you know me, you realize I am balding…all except for a little patch right
It is hard for me to start writing today. My mood is blue and depression is making me feel listless. One of the major effects
I don’t think very clearly since bipolar has messed with my mind. There I said it. It embarrasses me when I have difficulty remembering conversations
I was shocked when I read the doctor’s notes about my check up: older obese white male. I did not realize my weight had gotten
I was diagnosed and began treatment for bipolar about 12 years ago. Today my treatment is a drug cocktail that helps manage my disease,. It
One of the many resources that Fresh Hope for Mental Health offers is webinars regarding mental health issues. Â Our first three webinars are intended to
As a pastor when I talk about my bipolar I feel shame. Yes, I know I shouldn’t. Bipolar is a disease. Stuff happens and bipolar
Fresh Hope for Mental Health is sponsoring another FREE Webinar entitled: “How Churches Can Facilitate Access to Mental Health Care” at 11 a.m. Central Time Zone
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