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From Seconds are the Little Things it Takes to Save Lives by Grace Durbin
Those who are placed in positions to serve and protect must be willing to go above and beyond. Maybe Google and Facebook are not written into state agency policies and practices, but we all pass the buck and it is costing lives.
From As someone in tech who manages my own mental illness quite silently, I was really inspired by… by Dana Engebretson
…ty, as an ally, you become less afraid and fixated on controlling what your loved one is consuming. I’ve found it’s much more effective to focus more on helping them become more aware of how they are processing whatever they interact with, so that if their processing becomes a bit faulty, they can flag it quickly and address what changes they need to make- medication adjustment? eat? sleep? exercise? ect.