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Stories of Resilience: Deena Nicklefork

“Grieve. Allow yourself that. But don’t let yourself stay there. Pick yourself up and move forward. You can still live a very full life.” When I was 19, I was told that I will have fibromyalgia for the rest of my life and there is

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Stories of Resilience: Daniel Burton

“In that moment, I choose to assign a productive purpose to my pain“I learned to love myself – that I am worthy and my worth is more than just my body.” Body Dysmorphia is a mental health condition where a person spends a significant amount

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Stories of Resilience: Cheryl Brewster

“In that moment, I choose to assign a productive purpose to my pain.” Imagine a mother’s gut-wrenching fear, as she watches her son’s deep dive into psychosis. It’s June of 2010, just a few days short of his twentieth birthday.  Neither of us are aware

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Stories of Resilience: Chella Diaz

“After my 17-year relationship ended, I started asking who I was before a housewife and a mom.” I wondered what the next chapter was going to look like. That’s when my spiritual journey began. The first certification I received was as a Kundalini teacher. Then

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Stories of Resilience: Casey Head

“I was in treatment for Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia, then after four months I had a stoke. It wasn’t part of the plan. Chemo along with the perfect storm of events caused me to have seizures and a stroke during cancer treatment. It left me temporarily

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Stories of Resilience: Caroline MacGillivray

“Ask for help! It’s hard to find the right kind of help when you are feeling down. Create self-care rituals and stick to them. Be kind and firm with yourself.” When they announced the global pandemic, it felt like getting sucker-punched in the face. Just

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Stories of Resilience: Anonymous 2

“Abuse of any kind is not acceptable – emotional or physical. Do what you need to do to remove yourself from that relationship and take the time you need to heal.” Sometimes you don’t know how bad a situation is until you come out the

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Stories of Resilience: Anonymous 1

“The pain, hurt, and buried anger I had carried inside for years was knocking on my door and trying to get “Each month, when my period comes, I try my best to be thankful that my cycle is regular and that I’m healthy.” At this

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