Considering the need to think positive, Muley chose to use Colossians 3:1-4 to open a discussion about positive thinking. Part of the story was cut for time; but, it has been shared below.
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The script that was removed, supposed to come right after the 'psychologist' gag:
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The script that was removed, supposed to come right after the 'psychologist' gag:
Before we get into different ways of thinking, one thing
that I know a lot of people deal with is depression. What that means, see, is that sometimes
people feel really sad, and not just for a little while; but, they feel sad all
the time, every day. Some folks tell
them “snap out of it,” or “it will get better,” or other things that don’t
really help. When you know someone with
depression, listen to what they have to say about it, and always let them know
that they are important to you and that you love them. But, when it’s us kids who are depressed –
and childhood depression is real – we need to feel comfortable enough to talk
about it with our grownups who we hope will listen and understand what we’re
going through. Quality time with people
who are depressed is important, it’s showing support while not being
pushy. Exercise, healthy meals, regular
sleep habits, and finding a way to connect with others are helpful ways to get
our body to help us through depression.
And for the record, when I say “Muley loves you,” I mean it.
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