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Reclaiming the Joy & Honor of Motherhood: Exposing the Truth About Postpartum DepressionIn a world that increasingly labels postpartum depression as a universal and unavoidable part of motherhood, Reclaiming the Joy & Honor of Motherhood dares to challenge the narrative. This bold, faith-driven book exposes the truth behind postpartum depression and invites women to embrace motherhood as a sacred, joyful, and God-ordained calling. Rooted in biblical wisdom, spiritual discernment, and personal testimony, this book confronts the lies that keep mothers bound in fear, shame, and confusion. Rather than accepting depression as a permanent identity, women will discover the power of faith, love, and truth to reclaim their peace and purpose in motherhood.
Reclaiming the Joy & Honor of Motherhood is a clarion call for women to break free from every lie and reclaim the divine purpose of their role as mothers. This is more than a book-it's a spiritual awakening.
You are not broken. You are not alone. You are chosen. It's time to walk in joy, strength, and victory-just as God intended.
About the Author
Dr. Latina Campbell is a passionate advocate for empowering women in their journey of motherhood, grounded in unshakable faith and a deep love for God/YHWH. As a mother, mentor, speaker, and biblical scholar, she brings a unique and powerful voice to the conversation around motherhood, mental health, and spiritual identity.
Drawing from both personal experience and a background in biblical studies, Dr. Campbell sheds light on the emotional, spiritual, and societal challenges mothers face-particularly the widespread mislabeling of postpartum experiences. She challenges the cultural narrative that normalizes postpartum depression, revealing the deeper spiritual forces at work to undermine the family and distort God's design for women. Her mission is clear: to help women find hope, healing, and purpose in Christ-and to walk boldly in their divine calling as nurturers, caregivers, and warriors in God's Kingdom.
