The guys in Hawthorne Heights and Red Jumpsuit have welcomed us onto The Hope Revolution Tour. Not only have they offered us the ability to hit the road with them, but they are also donating $2 of every VIP ticket sale directly back to TWLOHA.
The struggle now is to accept the dichotomy: to be sick and still be whole. To be sick and still be tough. To be sick, and maybe even to be tougher than I was before.
Intern Director Lauren Gloyne sends off the #TWLOHAsummer14 crew with a heartfelt goodbye.
“I’ve both vocalized and internalized a belief that I am a lesser person because of the ways that I’ve struggled … And none of this is true.”
Enter our Instagram contest for a chance to win our new Tyler Knott Shirt and a signed copy of his upcoming book, "Chasers of the Light."
My parents lost a baby boy 37 years ago today. Doctors told them to stop trying to have kids. i'm glad they didn't listen.
“I’ve wondered that for a long time, if maybe the thing I’ve been holding as my story for so long is just a part of my story.”
Artist and photographer David Gilliver created this series of photographs especially for TWLOHA to convey one message: it is never truly dark.
“When we tell our stories, when we choose to use our voices, we empower others as well as ourselves. We join in the chorus of human experience.”
A day in the life of a woman with anxiety, bipolar II disorder, and a stressful job—and how she handles it.
What do words like “depression” or “abuse” mean to you? One woman shares her understanding of these terms—and the new words she’s learned to overcome them.
“Your voice might be small compared to the voice of depression, but don’t underestimate the strength of a whisper.”
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