Michael Walrond began to experience bouts of depression in his twenties. He didn’t seek help because mental illness wasn’t something people talked readily about in his community and, as a black man, he didn’t want another label. After becoming a preacher he felt that admitting his illness would show a lack of trust in God, and so for years, Michael suffered in silence.
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