Depression Banned
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  • Reads 42
  • Votes 1
  • Parts 7
  • Time 10m
Ongoing, First published Jan 12, 2021
In different parts of the world, greatest things are delayed from happening because the greatest people we have are ill.It is a typical illness that most of us can't see.Mental illness is one of the most destructive with people commiting suicide everyday, some hurting themselves and their loved ones.We live among these people but because of the human nature, most of us thinks depression is a joke and that it cannot be healed.We mostly think that depression is a way of "attention seeking", which is definitely wrong.Depression is alive and we can all heal from it and heal it too.It's not an easy journey,it requires time, commitment and mental consciousness.I wrote this book with an intention of helping everyone on the universe suffering from depression to well ban it from their lives and attain a full responsibility of their lives back.We need each other in the right mental state,we need to help each other and be there for one another.



❤️*To my dad whom I  lost because of depression,my brother who died of suicide, my friend who's fighting depression and all other victims of depression on the planet, well this is a letter from me to you so you can all HEAL , I love y'all*❤️
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