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Climbing up, way up high is a process of surviving a struggle. It is an analogy of how a person struggles, suffers, and survives the dreadful illness called depression. This book is about getting away from the stigma attached to depression and developing the confidence that depression is treatable. This is a confession made by the author of her dim moments, her long years of suffering, and how she found herself climbing up, way up high, to search for inner healing. With the support of her family, her compliance to her psychiatric regimen, and her utmost and most fervent prayers, the climbing…mehr

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Climbing up, way up high is a process of surviving a struggle. It is an analogy of how a person struggles, suffers, and survives the dreadful illness called depression. This book is about getting away from the stigma attached to depression and developing the confidence that depression is treatable. This is a confession made by the author of her dim moments, her long years of suffering, and how she found herself climbing up, way up high, to search for inner healing. With the support of her family, her compliance to her psychiatric regimen, and her utmost and most fervent prayers, the climbing she did was a success. It would be a great relief to have this stigma removed.

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My name is Esther B. Jimenez, a Depression Survivor. I had been writing books with different genre. I never expected to have the courage to write something too personal and have the audacity to share such in public. For me, this is a subtle confession with more than two ears to listen and more than a pair of eyes to read this, What's in it for me, book. It is easier to be in a confessional box, telling my inner, deeper secrets to a priest. But with my self-less desire I am open and ready to share my struggles and success in climbing up way up high.