Dr. Tabatha Barber was called "Crabby Tabby" as a child, a nickname that stuck and deepened her depression. By 11, she was on five antidepressants and had attempted suicide. A stranger's prayer shifted something fundamental, and she says she's been free from that depression ever since.
We did the activity where we figured out what is the nickname you were given as a child that has been holding you back? What kind of lie did you come into agreement with? And I shared with you that everybody used to call me Crabby Tabby when I was growing up. Tabby is short for Tabatha. And by the time I was 11 or 12 years old, I had a spirit of depression on me that I just couldn't lift. I had, you know, attempted suicide. And by the time I met you, I had been on 5 different antidepressants, and I just thought, that is who I am, that is my identity. And it's because people spoke it over to me. And you were a complete stranger, yet you prayed over me and you lifted that spirit of depression, and I have been free ever since.
