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These are from a wonderful book called The Art Of Comforting. Check it out and learn how to be better at supporting people going through difficult things.

otstudent

THIS IS AWESOME AND USEFUL

iamsmilingatyou

pomsephone

Accepting your illness as a part of you is not giving up; it is merely learning to love the hardest part of yourself to love, and that is true strength.

(via ifyouveeverbeeninlove)

recovery-community

Sensory Overload and how to cope.

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neektay

I use this a lot with the children I’ve worked with in the past. Everyone should be aware of this so they can help create a better environment for those around them, should the need ever arise. :)

diaryofacreativehoarder

You’re the most wonderful thing I’ve ever seen

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"Oh, misty eye of the mountain below, Keep careful watch of my brothers’ souls. And should the sky be filled with fire and smoke, Keep watching over Durin’s son.” (E.Sheeran)

amorverde

i dont need a boyfriend i need 12 million dollars and a donut

memyselfandkels

I want you guys to know you can talk to me if there’s something on your mind. I’m always here! You guys were here for me! The least I can do is be here for you! You can ask anon. I don’t care! As long as I get to help you guys! None of us deserve to be sad! :(

vintagepunkteenager

THE FAULT IN OUR STARS..

negus-q

mywholeotherrworldd

Marriage is about love.

Reblog if you agree!

tess3llate

sometimes recovery doesn’t mean more treatment more therapy more medication sometimes you don’t need to learn more coping skills or make meal plans or identify emotions. sometimes you need more time in the sunshine more hugs that mean something more drunken conversations on a sunday night because sometimes you can understand recovery in your head but not feel recovery in your heart. sometimes your heart needs a little extra time to catch up.

I am waiting (via tessa-rae)