Madison
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#Bethe1to make sure that the lives of these people- our friends, family members, neighbors, and peers- are still remembered and celebrated even though they are gone.
Lacey
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Everyone has a role to play in suicide prevention. Talking about it, even if it is uncomfortable at times, is a great place to start.
Kat
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Surviving the death of a friend causes intense pain I would never wish on anyone else. Not after I learned how it feels to be on the other side.
AJ
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We all have triggers whether we struggle with mental illness or not.
Vibrant Communications
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Emma was scared when a friend texted that she wanted to end her own life. Thankfully, she and her parents were able to help—and may have saved a life.
Danielle
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Leelah represents many in the transgender community who face hate, inequality, and loneliness simply for being who they are. Leelah’s life mattered.
Vibrant Communications
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One particular night, YM Blogger Heather wanted to take her own life. Instead, she called the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline. Here's what happened next.
Erin
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I know it can be easy to be a bystander to bullying. But, I challenge you to stand up and stop bullying. You really can make a difference and maybe even save a life.
Jesse
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Even if you do not identify as part of the LGBT community, you still have an important role to play. You can learn to be an ally. The more I work with queer youth, the more I hear “If I had had just one person to talk to, maybe it wouldn’t have been so hard.” You and I can learn to be that one person. You and I can help.
Kristin
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On December 4, 2011, after attempting to overdose on over-the-counter drugs, I was not thrilled to still be alive. Three years later, I am happy to be here. This is the story about the day that changed my life.