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re: Terrie M. Williams & Dominic Carter @ Brooklyn Bureau of Community Service

johnmarcbrown30 — Fri, 30 Jul 2010 08:15:22 GMT

Wow!interesting. :)

re: Amberbooks BookExpo 2009 @ Jacob Javits Center, New York City: May 29 - 31

johnmarcbrown30 — Fri, 30 Jul 2010 08:04:23 GMT

this is great! :D

re: Amberbooks BookExpo 2009 @ Jacob Javits Center, New York City: May 29 - 31

ltlong147 — Tue, 15 Jun 2010 09:37:39 GMT

Where do I get the directions to the Amberbrooks BookExpro 2009 then?

re: Healing Starts With Us @ National Action Network's 11th Annual Convention

8World — Sun, 13 Jun 2010 14:07:54 GMT

Will there be a similar event at this years convention? Where will it be?

re: Terrie M. Williams & Dominic Carter @ Brooklyn Bureau of Community Service

Kay White — Sun, 02 Aug 2009 23:46:17 GMT

Excuse typo (abd) was to be written (and) from.....

re: Terrie M. Williams & Dominic Carter @ Brooklyn Bureau of Community Service

Kay White — Sun, 02 Aug 2009 23:40:29 GMT

Terri, Kay here , I just viewed your segment on CCC Pastor Bernard, and I felt so much joy to here their is a book written for abd from someone whom has LIVED the struggle!!!, Praise God !!!!!, for you, I know if we as a people take hold of this healing we will be able to reach out to others in our communities and express HOPE!!!. Starting with Myself and my family, Let the healing Begin.

re: Letter of Appreciation

blackbettyboop — Sun, 14 Jun 2009 02:33:04 GMT

Hey Mrs. Terri,

I'm reading your wonderful, informative and enlighten book Black Pain and I must say that I loved this book. I rented it from my local library but I look forward to having my own personal copy so I can go and reread whenever I'm feeling down.

I too suffer from major depression and let me be the first to say that I wouldn't wish this on anyone. I'm 37, a single mother of three, recently started college, and it's hard but I'm trying to take it step-by-step. I'm currently taking medication and sees a therapist every other week ( I'm looking to find another therapist because I feel that I don't see much progress. I will loved to chat with you about this). I'm juggling so much that at times I don't feel like doing anything but I have to keep going because I have my children that depend on me and I got to become self-sufficient. I need a career job because I am tired of struggling. Me and my children deserves the best and the only way is for me to continue with my education.

I feel that there are counseling centers out here but that they don't really help or care about Blacks who have mental illness, and are low-income. I'm not talking about all but the ones I have been to, which makes it even harder for people such as myself who are trying to overcome depression or other mental illness that some of us are facing.

I also will like to say that it will be a wonderful idea, if possible, if Black Pain can be contribute to Blacks who are in prison. I will loved to go to prisons and personally handle the books out to inmates to read. This will be a wonderful resource for them to have and to help them become successful, self-sufficient, healthy, and well-minded people once they are release.

Thank you for allowing me to express my feelings. I look forward to hearing from you. Keep up the good work. Continue writing books for US, to help US, and loving US:-)

Best regards,

BlackBettyBoop, Chicago, IL

re: Healing Starts With Us @ National Action Network's 11th Annual Convention

menards714 — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 01:24:15 GMT

where will this be held?

re: Campaign Commits to Reach One Million Pledges

Boukan — Fri, 20 Feb 2009 16:43:20 GMT

Dear Terrie,

Thank you for having the courage to both personalize and broaden the discussion on mental illness and depression: problems we as a people find it so hard to talk about. You are helping the community at a time when life has become more challenging than ever, even as avenues for hope and inspiration are expanding.

re: Letter of Appreciation

Linda Williams-Dawson — Sat, 26 Apr 2008 19:13:09 GMT

I have beening dealing with depression, acute anxiety, worry and fear for 45 years. Depression entered my life when I was 7 years old. At one point, I thought I was the only Black person who had this illness. I am from the South. When I was growing up and you mention depression you were going to the "crazy house" (which was a Mental Hospital). I know I didn't want to go to the crazy house. So, I suffered in silence. I kept working as if nothing was wrong. You can do that only so long. I have an excellent therapy. I also have faith in Jesus Christ who has sustainied me thus far. If I could just help one person through through this journey, I 'd know this 45 year journey was not in vain. I fully support the Stay Strong Campaign. All I can say is is "thank you" for its development. The Stay Strong Campaign will exceed it's goal because God has placed some exceptional people at the helm. Blessing.

re: Letter of Appreciation

Peter Slaughter — Sun, 30 Mar 2008 19:52:14 GMT

This is a powerful,great idea that can heal a vast of

black people in this country.

I think if possible, The book " Black Pain " should be

sent to prison's in this country so black females

and black men can heal themselves before they come back

to the black communities all across this country.