All The Things You’ll Miss If You Leave
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All The Things You’ll Miss If You Leave

Battling with your mind is hard but please remember so many people love you.

Lianna Wavershak
Jul 21, 2020
Rowan University
55
All The Things You’ll Miss If You Leave
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Mental illness has probably effected many people we love. The biggest thing we can do is be there for them and show them we care and love them. If you are stumbling across this and have been struggling. I encourage you to reach out to a hotline or someone you love. God only made one of you. You are beautifully made and have so much to give this world. Just think about all the things you'll miss.

You'll miss long drives with your friends and laughs with them.

You'll miss funny and amazing dates

You'll miss watching your family grow up

Summer barbecues and ice cream dates with friends

You'll miss the little things like haircuts, shopping, and petting a dog.

You'll miss meeting the love of your life

You'll miss your wedding day and being able to see your future kids grow up

Your family will miss you more than you think. Your parents will wonder what they did wrong. Your siblings will visit your room and miss bothering you. Your pet will wonder where your cuddles are.

This tile in your life right now might be bad but it will not be bad forever. You will get through this and look back and be thankful you kept going.

Again I encourage if you or someone you know feels like this to reach out to someone. And remember you are here for a reason. There are so many more amazing things you have yet to do for this world. Stay strong.

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline

1-800-273-8255

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