Hi...healingwell.com members, Hi...healingwell.com members,Depression is something U have 2 push away; spirits of darkness have a tendency 2 B overwhelming. Decide 2 B happy; read happy books; watch TV comedy; listen 2 upbeat music; turn-on good preaching, by positive ministers. Charles Stanley and Joyce Meyer leave their listeners with warm, cheerful feelings. Women, especially, need 2 fight depression;
I think we're more prone 2 lean in that direction: We're sensitive and tend 2 worry or overreact when things go wrong. Recall hearing this jingle:
"Don't worry....B happy!" 
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Post Edited (bonnierose333) : 4/12/2005 1:27:11 PM (GMT-6)
Welcome BonnieRose!!
Great idea!
In His Grip,
Great idea!
In His Grip,
AlwaysRosie
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UCTD (Undifferentiated Connective Tissue Disease),
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Bonnie, How true and good advice for all......
i am so sensitive! if something goes wrong it magnifies my problems a thousand times, where i'm on the floor crying & screaming to myself!! it's so terrible. i wish i could handle things like an "average" person. i suppose it's better to have too much emotion, than too little, though. :)