Overview
Depression hijacked your friend. What do you do next? Someone you love struggles with depression. That loved one may be on the brink of suicide. You're not a doctor or a therapist or a psychologist, but you want to help. But how? In Call Me Before You Go, you will discover ... What to say (and what not to say) to a friend who is battling depression How five simple words could help save the life of your loved one What your friend wishes she could say while she's struggling A note from the author: We cannot underestimate the power of friendship to help pull a person out of the darkness of depression. Thanks to the special people in my life who didn't leave, this is a story of hope, divine intervention, and redemption. Most of all, this is a story about friendship. Friendship that breaks down walls and fills in the hardened cracks of our desperate souls with love. Unconditional, life-changing love. If you are fighting for someone you love, I hope that you will find courage and strength in my story. May you find hope and light in these chapters. May you find freedom and worthiness not only in this story, but also in yours.
Full Product Details
Author: Ruthie Gayle
Publisher: Ruthie Gayle
Imprint: Ruthie Gayle
Dimensions:
Width: 14.00cm
, Height: 1.60cm
, Length: 21.60cm
Weight: 0.445kg
ISBN: 9798985612431
Pages: 256
Publication Date: 31 May 2022
Audience:
General/trade
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General
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: Available To Order
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Reviews
This book is a fresh approach to address the struggles of depression-through friendship! Part memoir, part how-to guide, the author bravely shares her own journey through depression, wrapping it with a bow of hope and infusing it with practical tips. Whether you struggle with depression or love someone who is struggling, Ruthie's personal story and wisdom will give you hope. -Meg Delagrange, Artist and Blogger
Author Information
Ruthie lives a happy, amazing, normal life in Fort Collins, Colorado, with her husband and their three wildly expressive children. She likes to spend her days in the garden developing her not-so-green thumb, hiking, and chasing sunsets at the lake. Cooking is her favorite therapy, and writing is her preferred form of art. Church is a field of wildflowers, and she has definitely found God at the golden hour. When she is not forming paragraphs and crafting stories, she can be found with her outdated Samsung, shooting closeups of grass and other weird things. She will never turn down a cappuccino with extra foam or an iced latte-even if it's cold outside. And if you bring her a pie, she will be your friend for life.
