How I Was Rescued From PostPartum Depression

How I Was Rescued From PostPartum Depression

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"I didn't want help. I didn't want company. I didn't even want to pray. But Jehovah reached me anyway-through the people who didn't give up on me." After giving birth, I found myself in a fog I couldn't explain. Smiles felt fake. Love felt distant. I felt unworthy to even speak to God. This is my true story of postpartum depression-the anger, the shame, the silence... and how I was rescued. A verse changed my life. A husband fed me spoon by spoon. Friends and elders kept knocking, even when I wanted to hide. If you've ever felt broken after becoming a mom, this story is for you. You're not alone. And healing is still possible-even if it starts with just one tear and a quiet prayer. 💛
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A Man Of God Series #1 Like a jar, I was whole. Tidy on the outside, but too fragile to keep. Then came the cracks. Small, easy to hide at first. Until I shattered, piece by piece, in the hands of people who never intended to keep me from the very beginning. They called me a mistake. And soon, I started calling myself unworthy. For a while, that become my only name. So I ran. From Him. From everyone. Ashamed of who I had become, and the cracks I had gathered from years of being blind. But can someone who is been shattered... still hold love again? What if healing feels heavier than the cracks? And what if God was never angry... just waiting? Started: March 19, 2024 Ended: July 5, 2025 Just a note: I don't own the original photo, everything you see here was created using elements available on Canva.

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