Running for Judge

Campaigning on the Trail of Despair, Deliverance, and Overwhelming Success

De: Tim Fall

Narrado por: Tim Fall

You don't often hear of elected officials who are battling mental illness. Social, professional, and political stigma are the problem, yet a quarter of our population has anxiety, depression, or both, and continue to be productive and effective on the job, in their families, and around their communities.

This is a mental health memoir even more than a memoir of a judicial election. Judges, as much as anyone else, carry huge responsibilities. Faith, family, friends, and good medical care are part of the process for addressing mental illness that threatens to interfere with those responsibilities.

If you battle mental illness or know someone who does (and you do, statistics show), others may try to convince you that mental illnesses like depression and anxiety are all in your head. Tell them this: "Of course, mental illness is all in your head. And a heart attack is all in your chest. Go see a doctor either way." This book will help you feel better equipped to tell them that yourself.

©2020 Tim Fall (P)2020 Tim Fall

Understanding a Judge

Wonderful book. I’m one of many facing a divorce with a long term marriage. Unfortunately it took physical abuse to make it where I never look back or return. I know judges are real people. Some better then other’s. I hope to see and hear more judges being like the author. Tim Fall. I’m scared at times for my future. Do to being older and divorcing is painful. But also it would of been staying for the rest of my life. Domestic violence no one sees. Until maybe the end. I need to relay on my faith and also that the truth will be seen. I do believe there needs to be something worked out with the cost in family law. If your up against a Narcissist ex to be. And have experience lots of abuse. They also can make it where your divorce can make you homeless and very little left. I look forward to the day that I can share my story and help younger people know what a healthy relationship is. Divorcing. No one wins. But staying sometimes isn’t the right think to do. Anonymous