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Hello! My name is Marissa (@MarissaGrace17) and I am the @Spreading_L0ve's representative for mental health awareness from Omaha, Nebraska.
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Things to focus on in 2020:
1. Self-care
2. Your mental health
3. Taking care of your body
4. Your passions
5. Healthy coping strategies
6. Asking for help when needed
7. Not comparing yourself to others
8. Less social media
9. Self-love
10. Your personal goals
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You have made it through another year and I’m so proud of you! I hope you have an amazing New Year, I love you all ❤️
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If you're reading this, you are loved. You are supported beyond your wildest imaginations. That's all.
The holidays are here and they can be hard. That’s okay. @CrisisTextLine is here for you. Text 741741 if you need someone to talk to.
You have made it through 11 months of the year. I am so incredibly proud of each and everyone of you❤️
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Talking to strangers might save your life. Trust us, we would know. From HuffPost: bit.ly/2OzfOsY
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1/6 people in America have experienced some form of childhood trauma. This number is preventable and we see your pain. Read more by @NPR:
npr.org/sections/health-shot…
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This tweet is for all of those people that are up tonight heartbroken or alone or sad.
It’s for the people struggling with depression, anxiety, and suicidal thoughts.
For the ones who feel misunderstood or invisible.
Fight on.
We'll get through this together.
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We're so thankful for all the veterans who served this country. For veterans struggling with mental health, please text us at 741741 to speak to one of our trained Crisis Counselors. We're here for you 💜
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The bravest thing you can do is reach out for help. Text 741741 to speak to a Crisis Counselor; we're here for you.
I want you to remember it is okay to struggle. Everyone struggles one time or another. It’s how you deal with those struggles that really matters. You are all amazing, stay strong ❤️
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This is hard news to read, especially for those who try to prevent suicide every day. That's why our Crisis Counselors are trained to support everyone, especially those who identify as LGBTQ. No one should ever feel alone because of who they are. ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜
16-year-old boy dies by suicide after he was outed online by classmates bit.ly/2naBgus
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Retweet if you’re someone a friend can talk to about their mental health #BestFriendsDay





