depression

Another great article by Martha Trowbridge!

When I was a child, “Sleep with the Angels!” was my mother’s evening-tide farewell.  At the time, these words meant nothing. As far as I could determine, Angels were just another figment of the Christian imagination.  Besides, why would I want to sleep with Angels?  From what I’d been taught, they lived in heaven, which meant, if I were to sleep with them, I’d have to be dead!

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Another great article by Martha Trowbridge! Are you a cryer? Do you shed tears at the happy and sad things in life, when things are funny or when they simply are too much for you to take? Click "read more", below, and read Martha's newest article. Then join us in our Women's Forums to discuss your ups and downs of daily life! Share your stories and have some fun! We're looking forward to meeting you!

If you could peer inside the hearts of women everywhere, you may be surprised -- and a bit saddened -- to discover the disconnect many of us feel between our life-experiences, and the **HAPPINESS** that seems to be 'out there'. How anxious we are to find happiness!  How desperate.  Each day, millions of women spend tens of millions of dollars in frazzled pursuit of happiness, fervently hoping that this time, our happy feeling will persist long after our purchase, or dinner-date, or vacation -- and not lost with the light at sundown, or vaporized with the rise of the next day's sun.

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Women's Health can be very complex.  Everyone's life has ups and downs. Some women's lives have more downs than ups. Martha Trowbridge has written an article to help those of us who have more darkness than light in our lives.

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Those of us who suffer depression often feel the urge to hide.  'The Shabby Self' is what I call her -- the image of our self that mirrors our depletion, failures, fears, exhaustion, despair, and most importantly, our shame. How we wish to go unnoticed!