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Over time, that story can harden into a painful belief: “If I’m not useful, I’m
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You are not broken. You found a way to survive. Safer ways of coping are possible.

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September is Suicide Prevention Month.
This month is about naming what so often stays in the dark - pain, isolation, and the ways people
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That’s not you being “too much” or “overly responsible.” Often, it’s a survival pattern
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What might be happening underneath:

Overload: When your system is already under stress, it can move into a “f
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It’s not because you’re weak. 

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