Bumblebees fly even in the rain

From depression back to life. Hannah is 35 and knows what it feels like to lose her grip. Hannah is depressed. Sometimes a panic attack paralyzes her so much that she can barely manage the distance from her bed to the bathroom. When Hannah finds her old diary, to which she once entrusted her dreams, she realizes that it is time to finally put them into action and find her own path. Andrea Kraft, who herself suffered from depression, tells a brutally honest story that does not downplay the struggles but remains optimistic, sharing experiences of despair, days filled with headaches, and feelings of dejection, as well as moments of quiet happiness and hope. At the same time, this novel offers those affected the hope of finding a life-affirming way to cope with this illness.