Let's reassure Sweaxulira that there's no need to apologize. "Do not be anxious about anything, but in every situation, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God" (Phil. 4:6). Trusting God's comfort and peace. In Jesus' Name! 
Let's lift up @MirandaT for relief from stress and depression, and There's a saying you probably heard,"when you're on top everyone wants to be around you.When you go down, they all leave."Well, this "fair weather friend'"attitude you can expect from the unsaved. They just don't know. But I've also noticed it sometimes among ChristiansLike when someone has a "success story", they're all happy with them. But let a person have a problem, and they either get annoyed with them for mentioning it, or some even start to avoid them!!Almost like it's a contagious disease to admit what is..that you have a problem.But what we do we compare what Jesus said.Let's look..when people came to Jesus with "problems"they told Him what they were, and how did He react? Did He scold them, or start to avoid them? Let's look."When He saw the masses, He was moved to compassion"."And they brought him all that were sick {and other problems}Also,"the well do not need a physician,but the sick." And although He knew what their problem was,some told Him. When they came up to Him, did He scold them for "talking negative?"Or start to avoid them because they weren't "upbeat" 24/7?Uh.uh.That's a form of judgement.But He didn't react that way. Yet some Christians, in doing something I see out in the world, I notice do that. Instead of helping , they treat you like you're a leper because you admitted you have a problem. "The well don't need a physician, but the sick." Do unto others as you would have them do unto you."Huh?Those types are more like the Pharisees.
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