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Show awareness to Suicidal Prevention Week (September 9th to 15th)

In life there will alway be events, experiences and people who challenge and hurt you more than you show. In life there will be times when you feel completely alone. In life you something think there is nothing to look forward to.... but there is.
There is always something better and you must believe you deserve it.
Do not give up on yourself.
Do not surround yourself with people who bring you pain.
Do not give others the power to damage your precious life.

Your life is precious.

Believe in yourself and you will survive.







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  1. ramsaygrace12 September 2012 at 09:14

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  2. ramsaygrace12 September 2012 at 09:15

    Thanks for stopping by ramsaygrace. I'm your newest GFC follower (Trinity B). I think it's wonderful that you're raising awareness for suicide prevention. I'm real familiar with depression and know there are some who look at suicide as an avenue of escape. I've felt those feelings of unworthiness, isolation, that no one cares. It's a HORRIBLE, gut-wrenching feeling. I'm hoping someone in this same situation reads your post today and realizes that, no matter how bad it looks now, it CAN get better, and that there IS hope. Thanks for sharing!

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  3. Ashley Kelly12 September 2012 at 13:10

    Very nice post... I really like all the picture/quote images. Thank you for raising awareness, and for dropping by Of Thoughts and Things earlier. Following back!

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  4. Unknown12 September 2012 at 17:29

    Great post! Thanks for informing people :)
    Loving your blog :-) I found you on the Blog Hop!
    I’m your newest follower <3
    Follow back if you like:
    http://www.indefinitestyle.blogspot.com/

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  5. Kera @ Nugget On A Budget12 September 2012 at 17:53

    What an inspirational and motivating post--I love it. Especially the "Takeaway Truth" quote. That one is really good for me to hear today!

    Thanks for stopping by and following--I'm now following back :) And looking forward to reading more!

    http://nuggetonabudget.blogspot.com

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  6. menopausal mama12 September 2012 at 18:24

    Love the second to last pic--this is so true--I tell this to my kids all the time when they tend to get pessimistic about "lost opportunities." Newest follower from the hop on your GFC. Would LOVE it if you could visit my site and follow back--I would be very grateful if you could. Thanks for sharing!

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  7. menopausal mama13 September 2012 at 12:56

    Hi again! Just wanted to thank you for following my blog site. I am already following you back----I signed up yesterday on your GFC. Thanks again for sharing!!

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  8. Ellen14 September 2012 at 14:46

    Hey, I wanted to say thanks for following my blog. I followed back. This is such a powerful and meaningful post, I love it! Sometimes we forget how blessed we are in the midst of being so busy. It is good to stand still sometimes and reflect.

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  9. Sylvia Holman16 September 2012 at 23:45

    Love these quotes, def needed to hear them today :)
    Thanks for following I have followed back. x

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  10. Cramer Coffee and Jesus18 September 2012 at 08:02

    I love that first quote! We have to CHOOSE to make life the best. crazy how many decisions we make on a daily basis yet for some reason we cant tend to make the choice to be the BEST and the happiest...weird, eh? comin back atcha from the blog hop! thanks for stopping by earlier!

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  11. New Perspectacles18 September 2012 at 12:19

    I love the Takeaway Truth quote. Is it ok if I download it and paste it on my blog for inspiration? Am following you, thanks for reading my blog.

    MC @ momcatdiaries.blogspot.com

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