Bipolar Faith: A Black Woman's Journey with Depression and Faith Free Audiobook Download by Monica A. Coleman

Monica A. Coleman has been through a lot in her life and this is just the beginning of her story. She began to notice that something wasn't right in her life, but she never thought what was going on was mental illness because it felt so much more than that. Eventually, she found herself living in a state where she had to move every few months because of her mental illness which caused much frustration for her husband and kids. Then one day, after taking a bad pill, Monica woke up to nothing but "desserts" around her. This is when she realized that bipolar disorder led the way for tons of other struggles and assets such as depression, anxiety, and faith.

Black woman, Monica A. Coleman's journey with bipolar depression is a relatable story and a must-read for anyone struggling with mental health or in need of encouragement. This audiobook is worth listening to if you have someone in your life who has bipolar disorder or you're looking for an uplifting story on the topic of faith and mental illness.

A Black woman's journey through faith and depression by Monica A. Coleman, this audiobook is a story of hope where her personal experiences are revealed alongside readings from other books.

In this memoir, Monica A. Coleman shares her personal experience of living with a mental illness and how it has affected her faith journey. In her own words, she reveals that she is "a Black woman struggling with depression as I tread my way through the spiritual labyrinths that define my life." She wrote this book to challenge many racial misconceptions about depression and inspire others who have experienced similar struggles.

A Black Woman's Journey with Depression and Faith tells the moving story of the author's struggle with bipolar disorder and her journey to finding personal meaning through faith. It was one of the most powerful audiobooks I've listened to in a long time.

This audiobook is a must-listen for anyone struggling to understand the mind and struggles of someone living with bipolar disorder.