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"Steve Austin is a pastor who once attempted suicide because his brain has an illness, no different from heart disease or cancer. The stigma surrounding mental illness, especially in Christian communities, keeps people locked in prisons of shame, refusing to admit that they need help. Yes Christians can and do struggle with mental illness. People need to know that they are not alone, and you can still be a Christian and have a mental illness. Recovery from our darkest day is difficult, but Steve Austin is living proof that it is possible."

​In the past seven years, since the darkest days of my life, I have worked really hard to recover from a suicide attempt. During that time, I've learned 7 coping strategies that work. If you live with depression and/or anxiety - I know this free e-book can help when it feels like you're drowning.

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