Broken People (eBook, ePUB) - Packard, Darlene
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HAVE YOU EVER QUESTIONED YOUR OWN VALUE?
Whatever you felt, countless others have felt it too. You are not alone. Darlene has traveled the dark road of depression and reached rock bottom more than once. She experienced panic attacks, hospitalizations, medications, counseling, and had a suicide plan. When all seemed hopeless, God provided a way out. Help came through varied and sometimes unlikely sources. Join Darlene as she shares some of her most vulnerable moments and how God and others helped her learn not just to survive but to thrive.

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HAVE YOU EVER QUESTIONED YOUR OWN VALUE?

Whatever you felt, countless others have felt it too. You are not alone. Darlene has traveled the dark road of depression and reached rock bottom more than once. She experienced panic attacks, hospitalizations, medications, counseling, and had a suicide plan. When all seemed hopeless, God provided a way out. Help came through varied and sometimes unlikely sources. Join Darlene as she shares some of her most vulnerable moments and how God and others helped her learn not just to survive but to thrive.

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Darlene has battled mental illness since her earliest memory. She has a heart for the hurting and offers hope for those challenged by life's many difficulties. In her spare time, she feels led to pray for those who touch her life. Darlene resides in central Maine with her husband, Dwight, who is a disabled veteran.