We’re Partnering With The Mighty!

By To Write Love on Her ArmsJuly 8, 2016

We’re happy to announce a new partnership that will put TWLOHA’s resources in front of The Mighty‘s wide-reaching readership. TWLOHA will now have a home page on The Mighty and will appear on many stories on the site. The goal is to bring our message, our mission, and our list of resources to as many people as possible.

The Mighty is a story-based health community focused on improving the lives of those facing disease, disorder, mental illness, and disability. More than half of Americans are facing serious health conditions or medical issues. They want more than information. They want to be inspired. The Mighty publishes real stories about real people facing real challenges.

As you know, we’re committed to helping those who struggle with depression, addiction, self-injury, and suicide. This partnership will allow us to help even more people.

We encourage you to submit a story to The Mighty and make your voice heard. To share your story on our blog, please email [email protected].

(Here’s an example of the kind of stories on The Mighty: The Difference Between Wanting to Die and Wanting the Pain to Stop)

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Comments (3)

  1. Janet N. Gilman

    I would love to join the groups, and get help. though it gets hard to seek help cause you’re ashamed of what people might think if you,guess its time i took a stand on my own happiness

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  2. paula jo jackson

    I have a 12 year old granddaughter who thinks about ending her life daily and I don’t know where to turn to get her help,you see her mother past with breast cancer a year and a half ago and Sassy my granddaughter misses her dearly. I called the 800 years ago when my own son tried to kill himself and we had a bad experience.plz send me some info

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    1. Becky Ebert

      Paula,

      We are incredibly sorry for the struggles you and your family are enduring. Your granddaughter is fortunate to have a grandmother who cares so earnestly about her happiness and wellbeing. Please know that your concern is warranted and, even if it sometimes doesn’t feel this way, wanted. Please continue to be a safe space for her as she deals with these heavy issues.

      Seeking out a consoler is a great place to start, so please check out our resources page here: https://twloha.com/find-help/local-resources/

      You are welcome to contact us via email as well at [email protected]. You are not alone in this.

      With Hope,
      TWLOHA

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