It's Hard To Ask For Help I #shorts #candacecameronbure #podcast #jennieallen

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Each season of The Candace Cameron Bure Podcast features one guest for a deep exploration of a single theme, encouraging viewers to grow in their experiences of faith, family and purposeful living.
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Best known as ‘D.J Tanner’ in the hit television series “Full House” and Netflix’s “Fuller House,” and as the actor and director who takes over your television around Christmas time. Candace is also a New York Times bestselling author, entrepreneur, and CEO of Candy Rock Entertainment. Candace has been interviewed many times over her decades on television, and decided it was time to host deep conversations about the many topics people find important.

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#sadness #depression #mentalhealth

[paulamessimer]

No shame in feeling weak. Don’t worry about the others. You are a strong, confident woman. I do appreciate you showing your vulnerable side. God bless.

[tjcarr]

Totally agree Candace. I hate asking for help. When I know deep down that I can do these things

[cherylchappell]

I personally love ❤watching you Candace & how you stand up for your morals & beliefs. Especially, your love ❤for God. We all have those moments, but, you have an awesome family to stand with you during those times. Hugs

[rachelolson]

I ended a 50-year friendship 4 years ago due to her belief that I should be stronger. This was said after my husband committed dv, and I became traumatized. I now know it's OK. You'll find as you go thru your healing journey, some will be left behind.

[barefootkid.]

People, if you are struggling with depression let me tell you how God helped me.. He showed me that I was lacking in vital vitamins and minerals.. So I researched all the vital vitamins and minerals, bought them and started taking them..Within 4 months I started to feel normal and happy, by 6 months my depression was gone, I'm no longer depressed and have not dealt with any depression for the last 7 years.. I hope this helps someone, I was seriously depressed to the point of suicide.. The only reason I didnt is that I know its a sin.. God bless you all 😇🥰

[wellweightloss]

Most women going through mid life feel this !!! Normal and usually temporary … does come and go… bravo for sharing !!🎉🎉🎉

[WordiGirl-LexiCon]

I struggle to ask for help because I don't want to bother people 🥺🙏🫂 God bless you all ❣️

[priya-lzoj]

I hear you, I understand you, and I empathize with you. I hate the feeling of weakness and reaching out for help because you feel like you should be strong enough to handle this struggle. It makes you feel ashamed.

This is honest and authentic, thank you for sharing Candace.

[kellyschurger]

I also feel like it’s easy to show grace and look upon others who are struggling with this in a different light than we view ourselves. It’s like our brain and heart say it’s okay for them to struggle but unacceptable for me. Why does our brain do this to us?

[siobhanmarianna]

Totally feel the same! Thanks for sharing. Happy Easter weekend, God Bless!❤🙏

[NicoleBrown]

I used to suffer the same thing. The key is to say it out loud to somebody you trust. It doesn't help immediately, but it does set you on the right course.

[cynthialammon]

There is a beauty in suffering. In weakness we need our Savior. God Bless you in this Raster season. Love you Candace.❤

[cheryshinkle]

You are an inspiration to a lot of people.. On your brave to admit to something you really shouldn’t be ashamed of.. and I also completely understand what you’re going through. Feeling sad. I believe something that you cannot pull yourself through it by yourself I believe in family love and support and outside groups are big huge helping others out The pit.. I struggle with lupus connected tissue disease that has went to my brain, causes outside of any symptoms of pain, hard to control, depression, high anxiety.. and it hurts when I hear a family loved ones or people that know me, and those kind of memes were say to your face. It’s your choice. If you want to be happy, you have to do it by yourself. Nobody else can do it for you… I believe to take some actions and steps to feeling better but I can’t do that alone. I’ve tried and it doesn’t work… and I’m still trying😢. God bless you for speaking out being the voice a lot of people cannot do themselves. 😢❤

[meganhenry]

It's actually the opposite of weakness to ask for help. We all need help sometimes

[cruelladevil]

Same! This hit me so hard. Thanks for sharing.

[junesammy-robidoux]

I know first hand how hard it is to reach out for help. I reached out to my siblings when I was at my lowest. I had postpartum depression but did not deal with it until years later. It got to the point where I was literally consumed with fear that I could barely do anything. (I took care of my child though) I was met with this in your head, you are weak, this is your fault because you have not done anything, you don't want to listen to anyone or take any advice. What they did not understand is that I didn't need their well meaning advice/ solutions. What I needed was a safe space to let it out, to share without judgement. No one unless you wear the shoes knows how it feels. Thank God for Him, a strong loving husband, son, my dog and a great therapist I am in a much better place. I have moments, but I'm able to recognize it and do something. I have made many life changes that keep me strong mentally and spiritually and I have stopped speaking to anyone about it except for my God, husband, therapist and an older lady at church. I thank God for opening my eyes and breaking me to heal me.

[Antonio-kxrd]

You're such a beautiful person. Inside and out.

[juliedalessandrosing]

When I’ve experienced this, it seems to be that people don’t actually want to help. They’re just upset that you’re not fun anymore..

[marjorymsuku]

Extremes: some people ask for help with everything, all the time - doesn't occur to them any inconvenience on the other person. Then there is us, who hate asking for help with the smallest things....

[janaemesser]

Dear Candace 🤍 you’re my role model!! Thank you for being a light for JESUS to our generation 🤍🥲 so much love and blessings to you and your family. 🤍