World Suicide Prevention Day: “We’ll See You Tomorrow”
Topic: suicide
“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.”
Jamie Tworkowski sits down with Becky Anderson on "Authors Revealed."
"Overcoming a gloomy perspective doesn’t always look like sunshine and rainbows; sometimes it looks like something in between."
“I realized that if I didn’t want this outcome for Sam, I shouldn’t want it for myself either.”
“I’d made multiple attempts over almost a decade, but up until this past year I hadn’t felt a true desire to let go of my eating disorder.”
“What if, like in a race, we were always quick to offer words to remind people they aren’t alone in their struggles?”
Panoply works to help reassess negative thoughts, manage mental health.
Jamie talks about the history of TWLOHA, the "To Write Love on Her Arms" movie, and what people can expect from his first book.
“I’m walking tomorrow because I think that decreasing the rate of suicide is an obtainable goal. I’m also walking tomorrow because I know what it’s like to lose someone.”
“I choose to not look at my depression as an impossible hurdle but as a rare door that opens my eyes to see and understand people. We are not broken, but fully alive when we do life together.”
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