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May is Mental Health Awareness Month! Internet has been a good tool in reaching out, moreover spreading the love. I’m excited to participate, step forward and to get involve in breaking the stigma. Joining a Carers Support group will be beneficial as well. This month is especially meaningful for us, it has been part of our beautiful struggle. When you say mental health, it is often associated with “Mental Illness” for most people. You can be affected but still engage in activities and at the same time promotes mental health.
The way I consider it, Awareness month is the time we raise our consciousness despite if you were the one struggling directly and indirectly. Besides, this is the best time to talk over the value of how we can support our love ones about being strong mentally and emotionally.
Join us on our movement!
How can we support Mental health Awareness?
- Share your story
- Join a support group
- Unbiased judgement
- Educate people
- Volunteer work
These are just my preference but if you do have something in mind, let me know your thoughts! Share your blog and let’s break the stigma!
Anyway, it depends on you! The reason I want to make here is your comfort level discussing these topics. Not everyone is open and as bold as the rest. The call starts within, make yourself known and be the light to others.
“Just because you don’t understand it doesn’t mean it isn’t so.” –Lemony Snicket
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About Post Author
BeckiesMentalMess.wordpress.com
Hello, my name is Beckie. I suffer from mental illness/disorders, Bipolar 1, Anxiety/Panic, Severe Depression, Insomnia, OCD, and PTSD. You can read my story at (https://beckiesmentalmess@wordpress.com/) Thank you for allowing me to share my story.
Rhea
Hi beckie,
Thank you for stopping by,
I’m with you for spreading the love when it comes to mental health awareness! I will sure visit your page 🙂
all the best,
BeckiesMentalMess.wordpress.com
A pleasure to meet you, Rhea. I look so forward to reading more about you, and how we as a group can support one another to fight the stigma that surrounds mental illness. 🙂
Rhea
same here! 🙂 it will be lovely to do a collab with you someday. looking forward & stay in touch!
BeckiesMentalMess.wordpress.com
Will do! 🙂
Tina Frisco
Thank you for the follow, Rhea. Have followed you as well 🙂
Rhea
Happy to meet you tina! looking forward to read your vampyrie 🙂
Tina Frisco
Wonderful, Rhea! Thanks so much ❤️
darkanddominant
Beautiful sentiments! It’s lovely to see people come together, United for all the right reasons. Good on you for doing your part! Thanks for the follow by the way!
Rhea
thanks for stopping by & God bless!
Joanna Lynn
Great post! I have been told my husband was most likely bipolar and both of my boys have mood disorders with the oldest having parts of Aspergers. As I’ve boldly taken the boys for medicine, social groups and counseling, I have been attacked, ridiculed and told how wrong I was for every single person in both families until I sent the boys with them without the complained about medicine. It’s sad that taking care of ourselves and our children is looked down on so much.
Rhea
Hi joanna, Appreciate you love my post! 🙂 I totally feel what you’ve been going through, I could Imagine’ you having a carer’s burn out sometimes.
It would be probably best if you look for a support too. hang on we can do this!
much love & all the best to you and to your kids
thewintersdance
This is what it is all about!
Rhea
HI simone! been following your blog for a while, love your photos ( w/ so much stories to tell )
thank you for stopping by!
thewintersdance
Thank you, Rhea! 🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️
Livinia Ren
Lovely post
Rhea
Glad you like it, let’s spread the love of Mental health awareness