What Comes Next
If the lie is that depression and suicide are things we can't talk about, this week we certainly saw the truth.
Topic: depression
World Suicide Prevention Day: We’ll See You Tomorrow video
Know if depression is the verse, then hope is the chorus.
“You’ll see me tomorrow because…” by Anis Mojgani
because I am better than my pain and bigger than my sorrow and more than what was abandoned.
Promise Me Tomorrow
"I'm sorry for how many days you've spent not wanting to see the next. I'm sorry for how much it hurts, and I'm sorry you have to drag that hurt behind you everywhere you go."
Tomorrow and the Day After
"To rise at the crack of dawn and not wish for better things. To reach tomorrow with joy, not regret."
Welcome to National Suicide Prevention Week 2015.
"Suicide means a story ends too soon. Hope means believing that tomorrow can be different, that life is worth living, that it's possible to change."
For When You Forget to Breathe
“It’s in those moments of forgetting that it becomes crucial to remind myself why my story and struggles matter.”
Learning How to Love Yourself
"I’m an adult now, and I’ve learned a lot of things over the years. One thing I haven’t learned, however, is how to love myself."
More Than the Pain
"My fears kept me silent, and I began to believe every lie depression told me."
A Kinder Lens
“The most important part in recovery is taking the power back and allowing yourself to believe you deserve to win.”
World Suicide Prevention Day: “We’ll See You Tomorrow”
Knowing Depression Isn’t Weakness
“While struggling with depression, I have beaten myself up for feeling too much and for thinking that feeling too much was a sign of weakness.”
