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  2. Jun 16
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    Most of the strongest, most empathetic , understanding, and non judgemental people I’ve ever met, have fought through extreme battles of suicidal thoughts....and THOSE PEOPLE, are the bravest Mother F*%!ers alive. I SEE YOU. I AM YOU.

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  3. Jun 16

    I just took mine, so casual reminder to take your meds if you're due for a dosage. If not, perhaps go get a drink of water anyway and RT for others.

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  4. 16 hours ago

    Stuck in bad cycle. Depression has me... I don't want to go on.. Tell me how..please

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  5. Jun 13

    Let me know in your comments below how some of these things could be rephrased!

    29 replies 85 retweets 141 likes
  6. Jun 16

    Some days are harder than others. When I fall, I always get back up. Sometimes literally.

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  7. Jun 16

    You're talking out your ass if you think mentally or chronically sick people are weak for thinking of suicide. You'll never understand how much energy we spend fighting the urges, just to be just as sick the following day.

    7 replies 22 retweets 100 likes
  8. Jun 16

    If you could describe to someone who hasn’t experienced it, what would you say?

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  9. Jun 16

    Thank you . I hate hate HATE the fact that a LOT of people who suffer from anxiety, depression, etc have to stay quiet and suffer. Thank you

    2:10
    "Depression is something that chases you no matter what your status is," comedian Seth Meyers tells on
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  10. Jun 17

    Everyday is a good day to talk about mental health. There are thousands of sweet, sweet people fighting to stay alive and many gone because of an invisible illness. Let’s do the easy part and fight for some awareness for those who struggle.

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  11. Jun 17
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    Things that help my anxiety: -Talking to a friend -Going to the gym/walking the dog -Watching comedy -ART <3 -Something productive like cleaning/tidying/paperwork -Distraction with social media -Trying to find a solution to the issue

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  12. Jun 16

    Friendly reminder that 1 in 5 Canadians experience a mental health issue. It’s not today but that doesn’t mean we can’t talk about it now. Be kind to each other. Check in with the people you love. Help someone else smile today 💙

    1 reply 27 retweets 70 likes
  13. Jun 13

    Saw this on Facebook very true .

    1 reply 17 retweets 35 likes
  14. Jun 17

    I may be the only one who feels this way. When I hear people say “Things will get better, I promise” I know they mean well but when I’m depressed I never believe it. My mind won’t go there. Is this normal?

    9 replies 2 retweets 23 likes
  15. Jun 10

    I take this to heart. I believe things will get better. It has to. It must!

    7 replies 11 retweets 45 likes
  16. Jun 14

    Yesterday I posted what not to say to people living with mental illness. It sparked a fantastic conversation and resulted in people having some great things to say! This summarizes a lot of the discussion!

    15 replies 209 retweets 313 likes
  17. Jun 9

    If you struggle with hidden depression and anxiety and are always the one asking if everyone is ok, please dont forget about yourself. These 3 words can save your life I NEED HELP

    4 replies 23 retweets 76 likes
  18. Jun 15

    As a person who has battled depression and anxiety for years now, the most important thing I've learnt is that there will always be people who'll try to take advantage of your illness. But that should never stop you from talking about it.

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  19. Jun 16

    Can anyone else relate to this work of art? let me know how you related or felt about this image!

    9 replies 13 retweets 35 likes
  20. Jun 10

    Depression doesn’t knock at the door and ask if it can “come on in”, it quietly enters through a basement window and sits at your kitchen table waiting for you unexpectedly.

    1 reply 21 retweets 89 likes
  21. Jun 15

    Depression myth- people with depression are always sad. Truth about this myth- some people with depression are sad & some people who are sad suffer with depression but the 2 aren't always linked Lesson: Don't ever assume you know how people with depression feel. Ever

    7 replies 104 retweets 329 likes

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