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13 May 2012
Wow! What can I say but magnificent! Friday was Stigma Stomp Day created by Team Eventus-Leadership Victoria partnered with Bipolar Babe. It was amazing to see 300 people wearing stomp-babe t-shirts united together for one cause. I was pleased to give a small speech but even more delighted to introduce Jenny and Cara to the stage! Their stories warmed and touched my heart.
I was so impressed with the different skills of Team Eventus. Sarah B. was...
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09 May 2012
The Mental Health Commission of Canada (MHCC) brings hope to many today as they release their very significant strategy for Canada and the mental health system. Did you know that out of the first world countries, we are one of the last to have such a roadmap for mental health? This is a pinnacle, a definite success for Canada! Mother, father, neighbour, friend – mental health affects over one in five Canadians and costs our economy over $50 billion every year. We...
27 Apr 2012
I read the coolest quote the other day, it stated: "Beginnings are usually scary and endings are usually sad, but it's everything in between that makes life worth living." It rings true in several senses as I embark on many new beginnings. I am igniting the Teens2Twenties group and aiming to create a new one in the Westshore. My boyfriend is moving in this Sunday. Starting a new medication regime...and many more beginnings seem to be surfacing. ...
16 Apr 2012
It seems things have been winding down a bit for the Teens2Twenties Bipolar Babe group. It is amazing how I have seen these young people grow and move along to new ventures. One of our teens recently got accepted into the Vancouver Film School while another one is gearing up for an application to Emily Carr. I have seen youth having to leave the group due to having to concentrate on schooling and others are permanent residents, but only a few remain. I am recruting ...
14 Mar 2012
What’s new in the world of babe? Well, I was in Burnaby with our President, Rachel Lariviere conducting presentations for working professionals in the educational field and I also presented to a small alternative school. A young woman arranged the entire thing and she was so enthusiastic about our presence. Every time I speak I realize why I am doing it and feel happy that I am taking the opportunity to share my personal story in hopes that it will help others better...
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