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It's harder to stay than to leave, especially in those times. But I agree, since I can't go full, I stay, at home for now 😢

Honestly,this is great news, but I doubt this will be free

Thank you.

Thankfully, my life is important to me. If I had to rely on others to know my importance, it wouldn't exist.

Thank you so much

Spectacular ❤😊

The grandparent thing is so true!! I can't help but be jealous and wonder why other people my age still have grandparents and I don't even get to have both parents anymore. Lovely episode ladies, thanks for sharing ❤

Thank you for making this

I'm absolutely loving these videos in the series ❤ keep up the amazing work 😊

Chronic depression (dysthymia) is very challenging. I hang onto hope, practice gratitude and 'improve moments' in order to keep going - persist.

Well done mate. I dont have OCD myself but i had a friend who suffered greatly with it. He was such a lovely guy but he struggled with everyday tasks all day long every day. He was worth the effort too ❤

Happy Mental Health Month🎈

Happy Mental Health Month!

I have Chronic Fatigue and am recently trying to get back into exercise after having to take a break due to illness and this was super encouraging

This was amazing ❤

Thank you so much for this. I've been struggling since I was 13 and I'm now 24. It's definitely hard. I hope I can get to the place where I can completely stop. It's so nice to hear others experiences ❤

I love this series ❤

I’m glad you are here ❤ thank you.

I started this behavior at 14 but I’m 36 now and still struggle with it and it’s hard to find resources for adults who self harm

Do more of these I know they must take time but I can see this been a good series

“It’s not your fault” was such a powerful thing to hear. So many of us who face this struggle bear so much shame and guilt. Thank you for your work to de-stigmatize self injury and turn the conversation toward addressing the cause rather than the result. Y’all are doing incredibly important work ❤

As a parent struggling to understand and help my struggling teen, thank you for your open and honest dialogue! Beautifully spoken from the heart, and bringing me tears of hope!

I just found this video and I love it so much, I was actually part of the film as an extra and never got around to watching it, I'm glad I did

I would add: get your iron levels and hormones checked if you start to notice links between your cycle and your mental health symptoms 🫶🏼

Thank you. I needed that.

Christina Semey was my P.E teacher in 2008. She left a long lasting effect and memory on my life. Grateful for her! ❤

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This was the message I needed as a child and although I never got it, I am grateful for it now. I'm not crying, you're crying. Thank you.

God bless you, Wyndham. Love from Ohio.

👍 "PromoSM"

YASSSSS!

Been supporting WSPD through Twloha for quite some years now and as much as I am very honored to be able to participate in this good cause, I have yet to critique this year's phrase a little bit: "The world is not better without you" is nicely in line with the positive wording style e.g. "not _better_" instead of for example using the word "worse", yet it's, well not exactly sure if that's the right term, bad style, since one should try to avoid simple negation. The reason for this is that our brains intuitively skip the "not" part, especially prominent in children. Eg. telling a young child which is approaching a street to not go closer is a lot less effective than telling the child to stop. In an analog fashion I honestly I perceived this year's phrase as odd and unintuitively rolling of the tongue with me actually wondering for a short moment what I said. Though it certainly may just be like that because I am not a native speaker. On another note I also personally think that the phrases in the past had been more poetic and beautiful while being short and smart. This year's phrase feels a bit straight forward with its message. Either way, I am very very excited to get this year's WSPD sweatshirt! <3

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This video touched my heart. I have nothing but empathy for those who are struggling to recover, for those who are still using it because they think that's the only way, and for those who are sober. 🫶

If you have thoughts about what drugs are or have high potency of fentanyl, please report to FDA.

se les quiere mucho sigan adelante

Fentanyl is not a synthetic it’s the same thing they use in hospital but in pill form which is more lethal

One of the big problems is they have been lying about drugs for so long nobody believes any of the narratives.

Thank you so so so much😢😢😢😢😢

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Thank you for sharing your journey with us. ✨✨✨

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Do any of the professionals associated with the organizations, have either an opinion or have any thoughts on emotional support animals?

I needed this today

Yes I am. In fact, I just got done telling my parents itd be easier to just forget about me. I've put them through enough pain and worry with my mistakes these past few years. I need 1k to get my car out of impound, I have no idea if I'm approved yet for food stamps, no home, no friends to ask for help, and I'm probably looking at 50 days jail time coming up. I just, for some reason, don't even have the balls to kill myself.

thankful ❤

Your video was so well-researched! Speaking of research, have you ever heard of astral travel? I wrote an e-book on it that you might like.

I recently have come across a very interesting phrase, "intergenerational trauma." That is to say, trauma that is or was inflicted in previous generations continues to inflict future or continued generations. This can or could pertain to mental health, and or physical conditions (I write "physical conditions," tentatively. I understand there have been studies that connect mental health to biological, generational factors).