I tried to vote in Etobicoke North this morning. My polling station is not stroller accessible and I was told to come back without my 3 month old. I guess it's not wheelchair accessible either?🤦🏽♀️ @ElectionsON @fordnation
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Tonight, #Brampton City Hall's Clock Tower has been lit blue in recognition of #BellLetsTalk Day to help raise awareness and end the stigma surrounding mental health.
Now more than ever, it’s important that we check in on and support one another. Every action counts.
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Thank you to Senator @denisebatters for sharing her husband Dave’s story as part of #BellLetsTalk Day. Now more than ever, mental health matters and every action counts.
This was my husband #DaveBatters.
He died by suicide before the first #BellLetsTalk Day.
#MentalIllness can strike anyone -- even those people who are easygoing and always smiling, like Dave.
Let's save someone's life today.
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Let’s talk, Canada!!
It is okay to not be okay ... and you are NOT alone.
Time to do-away with stigmas and support one another with compassion, understanding, and open minds.
#BellLetsTalk
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To mark #BellLetsTalk Day, @ACCESS_OM has published key findings from research conducted at 14 sites, looking at the impact of integrated #youthmentalhealth services. Learn more: bit.ly/3clopgs
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You may recognize this handsome boy from our K9 video! Wise words from PSD Qaybre for #BellLetsTalk Day! We rarely know what someone is going through so today & every day, let’s #bekind, be patient, & #bethere for each other. You’re not alone. You matter. #MentalHealthAwareness
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Our K9 unit has joined the conversation. More than ever, we need to be there for each other, be kind to one another.
If you are looking for programs to help you in the community, dial 211 or visit 211ontario.ca
#BellLetsTalk #MentalHealth #PRP #Mississauga #Brampton
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Hello Twitterverse! @AkhilMooken is in for the rest of #BellLetsTalk Day. Still lots of time left for @Bell_LetsTalk, so make sure you get in a few more tweets or RT's with the hashtag, and check out letstalk.bell.ca to see how else you can help!
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Our family’s printer is in my office, so my days are often interrupted by the kids and their homework. It’s one of the things we’ve had to adjust to this past year. But we’re also able to spend more time together and talk about school and sports - and mental health. #BellLetsTalk
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Haley Smith was used to talking 💬 about her story in past tense, but the pandemic has made her realize that her relationship with mental illness is still active. #BellLetsTalk
Read her story ⬇️
@hale_smith | @CyclingCanada
bit.ly/3t4YyPx
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There was a time when Greg thought his issues may bring his life to an early end. Fortunately, through sport, family, and hard work, Greg has found the light at the end of a long tunnel of darkness. Watch this powerful piece: youtu.be/5NIX__XlZvM cc: @directmx
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p.s. depression and anxiety looks different on everyone. This pic was taken right before I decided to ask for help. I look happy, I look goofy. You wouldn't know how unhappy I was. We all have struggles; it's ok to not wear a happy face & it's ok to talk about them. #BellLetsTalk
