Bailey now works as a Lecturer in Teacher Education at the University of Nebraska at Kearney and will graduate with her doctoral degree in Special Education from Walden University sometime in 2019. Bailey is his biggest supporter and left her teaching job, after being in public education for seven years, to focus on what the two know to be God's plan. Jeremy, who suffers from suicidal thoughts, continues to learn to live, not simply stay alive, through hope from God and the acceptance of help. Jeremy and Bailey found their purpose in helping others find hope when suffering from a disability, especially unseen illnesses like depression. "When the House Feels Sad: Helping You Understand Depression" is available at as well. You can learn more about their journey and even purchase the eBook or paperback copy of "Never Alone" at Additionally, a new book written for families to open up a conversation about the reality of Depression is now available. They are proud parents of two beautiful, and often rambunctious, boys, Hudson and Asher. High school sweethearts, Jeremy and Bailey know their lives were meant for each other and to help others by being honest about their story. It details their struggles with severe depression and the journey toward understanding their purpose, accepting help, and finding faith.
"There's no way I could do that!" "Never Alone: A Husband and Wife's Journey with Depression and Faith" was published in March 2015 and is written by Jeremy and Bailey Koch. Immediately, others began commenting that Bailey should be a writer.
As a method of getting information to friends and family, Bailey began a Caring Bridge page. In February of 2012, Bailey's husband was nearly killed in a head-on collision with a semi truck.
The story of Bailey Koch finding her love for and strength in writing begins with near tragedy.
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