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“The love of a mother for her precious child never dies."
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We have lamented the loss of so many friends and loved ones already due to the toxic drug crisis, and so I find my hope in community resilience and care.
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“I never thought I would live past 27yrs old let alone the pipe dream of living to 40.”
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"Austin was so much more than his addiction."
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Alena's poetry explores the complexities of life as a neurodivergent queer diasporic femme, including themes such as intergenerational trauma, asian fetishization and what it means to be alive and well under empire.
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“Depression and anxiety remain a constant hum in the background of my life, and maybe it always will.”
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I took the above photo of my beautiful friend Isabella Gamk on the day of her MAID (medical assistance in dying).
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"I have hope that I will not experience addiction one day. I will get there if I keep trying"
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'Safety, dignity, and healthcare, for all trans people.'
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"My entire life had been a confusing maze before I was diagnosed with borderline personality disorder (BPD)."
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"Mental health can be crippling to say the least, and there are days when it feels like I am suffocating."
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"Being Black with mental health was a forbidden discussion growing up as a kid with a lot of stigma that continues to surround us each day."
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“Depression may be difficult, but finding these outlets to relieve the tension has made it more manageable.”
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“Trauma is not flesh, blood, and bones: but rather a spirit that supersedes place and time.”
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“Your generosity will not only help us regain a safe space to call home but also provide us with a renewed sense of hope and resilience.”
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“I was diagnosed with anorexia at 13 years old, as my body very visibly went from ‘the average lean tween physique’ to, very frankly, not more than skin and bones in the span of a summer holiday. That marked the very beginning of my mental health battle.”
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“Recognizing mental illness and acknowledging you need help is never a weakness; it’s the strongest thing you can do.”
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“For refugees, we just want a place where we can call home without worrying whether we will lose it.”
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