United States • 45 y/oReviews Received
I look forward to reading and understanding more about the dark grip of depression and the road to recovery.
Nick is showing us from the inside.
We all can be part of the light in this dark world.
Being in the blue/black is a part of all of our lives. I don’t think we can say it as poetically as you. But, this touched my mind, body & soul. And a simple thanks to remind us to just breathe.
Nick's story isn't new or unusual, but it isn't told enough. It's not about a disease that you've never seen or never heard of. It touches each and every one of our lives either directly or through the lives of those we love.
What does make this specific story new and unusual is its candor. He tells his truth beautifully and in a way that is relatable. I'm looking forward to reading about the rest of the journey.
It’s not easy for any of us to reveal the darkness that lies within, but Nick does it in such a vulnerable and beautiful way. Congrats on getting healthy, my friend, both mentally and physically.
This is such a transparent, vulnerable, and courageous article. It will touch and bless so many lives. It’s so comforting to know that we are never alone in our struggles. Thank you for sharing part of your amazing story.
Breath! It sounds so simple and logical. Yet, the power Nick shows us thru this one word is life- changing and life-saving! His vulnerable, authentic sharing will indeed help open hearts and minds to the tragic situation we can find ourselves lost in. Depression can get ahold of even the strongest of us. Thank you for being so open! I am grateful you chose to “Just get out of bed!†Can’t wait to read more!
Inspiring and honest. I admire Nick for opening up, being vulnerable, and embracing change however uncomfortable it may be. Talk about putting 100% into recovery! Well done
Inspiring. Warming. Refreshingly honest. Nick portrays a story that most of us, at least at some level, can empathize with. Nick’s courage in sharing his story is admirable. His resilience and will is a model for us- when things are challenging you can always change. Nick’s story is proof. Thanks for sharing!