James Stacey
“The following precious testimony is from a 63-year-old former pastor who suffered from schizophrenia for over 26 years, and was gloriously delivered from his demonic hell…”
Dot McGinnis
“I can't help but remember one of the most trying experiences of my life--my bout with severe mental depression… Since my battle with mental depression, there have been many trials and tribulations that have come my way and there probably will be many more for me to endure tomorrow.”
Scot Crone
“…(admitted to hospital 42 times in 13 years) many times in psychiatric wards… You see what I, the doctors and psychiatrists did not understand was that there was a spiritual problem at the root of my destructive behaviour.”
Jeremy Van Wagoner
“…tormented by thoughts of depression, anger, loneliness, anxiety, and had what doctors called attention deficit hyperactive disorder. It got so bad that I couldn’t read without the television on to distract me from the thoughts. Occasionally I would have the thought of suicide…”
Stan Borley
“I can’t begin to describe the intensity of the mental anguish I caused myself at that one moment in time. I suffered the soul wrenching agony of Post-Traumatic Stress Syndrome for several years and still have some lingering minor symptoms from the damage that I did to my mind and body.”
Andrea Do Santos
“Mother was not very strong emotionally and suffered from a mental illness, and because of this, I felt she was never there for me… I still did not have a totally clear understanding of the spiritual and emotional crippling effects the occult, mental illness and drug addiction had launched against me, but I was starting to realize I had gone off track.”
Sharon Niese (1)
“I was well aware of the fact that I was not a very good mother any more. My mood swings and temper seemed to be running wild.”
SetCaptivesFree
“As I sat there I thought about how unfair my life had been. How I had been jipped out of having a father. How I had a minor disability (dyslexia), how I was poor, how I was being raised by a mother who was cruel to me.”
Terri Hall
“I realized that I didn't have to live as a victim any longer. He became my comforter. He healed me of mental illness and began to free me of fear.”