Thursday, December 3, 2009

Silver Linings or Tell Me What to Eat As I Approach Menopause

Silver Linings: Breaking Through the Clouds of Depression

Author: Florence Littauer

When you're depressed, it's as if there's a cloud hovering over your days. Everything is gray, daily life is too much effort, and it's easier just to stay in bed. It's a feeling Florence Littauer remembers well. As a young mother, she suffered some intense personal blows and began to see her life as hopeless. But her story didn't end there. Through God's grace, Florence began to realize that there could be a silver lining to her life, and that she could move past the cloud that had enveloped her.

With the authority of one who has counseled hundreds of women and has been there herself, Littauer offers practical solutions for getting out from under depression. Silver Linings also provides Scripture-based guidance for those who find themselves living with or informally counseling people with depression. Above all, Silver Linings offers help, hope, and the promise of a brighter day for those who struggle with depression.



Table of Contents:
Acknowledgments9
1Depression Days11
2What Is Depression?17
3What Are the Symptoms of Depression?27
4Who Gets Depressed?43
5How to Find the Silver Lining65
6Start Reaching for the Silver Lining85
7When You Need Outside Help101
8Nobody Knows the Troubles I've Seen107
9Can Dark Clouds Have Silver Linings?131
10How to Live With a Depressed Person147
11How to Counsel a Depressed Person155
12What About Teen Suicide?187
13When It's Too Late203
14'Tis the Season to Be Jolly!209
Appendix ADepression: My Spiritual Battle for Deliverance223
Appendix BThe Bipolar Express: Finding God on the Emotion Locomotive229

Book review: The Restaurants Book or Black Hunger

Tell Me What to Eat As I Approach Menopause

Author: Elaine Mage

Tell Me What to Eat As I Approach Menopause begins with an overview of menopause and perimenopause. Readers get a detailed yet completely understandable picture of the changes taking place inside them. A picture that is based on the latest medical information. Readers gain a better understanding of why they feel the way they do, and more important, they discover simple, practical things they can do to improve their diet so they feel better and cope more easily with the symptoms.



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