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Link – Bell Let’s Talk Day is January 30: National awareness campaign begins with Canadians from around the country sharing their stories about mental illness
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RT @SurvivorNetwork: This Week’s Links (weekly): Now Accepting Submissions for the April 2014 Edition of the Blog Against Child Abuse … …
Thank you for sharing the link to my book review of Rainbows In The Dark.
RT @patriciasinglet: This Week’s Links (weekly): http://t.co/KNYRLuEEwa
This Week’s Links (weekly): http://t.co/KNYRLuEEwa
“Marginalizing the abused: Six ways survivors are treated as insignificant” This blog post was so spot on! I blogged about it too! http://miathriver.com/marginalizing-abused/ And… Rainbows In The Dark – Book Review by Patricia Singleton is great too, she is a great advocate and blogger!