Today’s #SameHere Hero Story: Addison Brasil When I was sixteen years I learned that my younger brother had been diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor. From that moment our family’s focus became very clear – support Austin through what would be a rollercoaster of surgeries, chemotherapy, radiation, shunts, trial treatments, and of course a unique …
Today’s #SameHere Hero: Lisa Edwards I remember hearing the cries of my older brother as the leather whip came down against his body and feeling gripped with fear, knowing that I was next! I grew up in a violent household. My father was a heavy drinker and was violent towards my mother. One of my …
Today’s #SameHere Hero: Matt Wolff For 40+ years, all of my friends and family knew me as someone who is always on the go. My calendar was full of concerts, sporting events, annual vacations with friends. It was a running joke. I was a happy person even though I had gone through some tough times. …
Today’s #SameHere Hero: Matt Zerker from @tethrformen Less than a year ago I was suicidal and could not get out of bed. In January 2018 I lost one of my closest friends Christian very suddenly to a pulmonary embolism (the sudden blockage of a major blood vessel in the lung, usually by a blood clot) …
Today’s #SameHere Hero: Jack Riggins from @riggins_jack, a 20 Year Navy SEAL Veteran! I’ve always had the utmost respect for those who’ve served our country, and in Jack we have a larger than life hero for so many reasons even beyond his service. Often when we hear about mental health and military service the story …
Today’s #SameHere Hero: @traci_pincus_lazzarini Traci is an awesome human, simply put. She cares immensely about others. Hers is a story with a tremendous background in epigenetic and inherited predispositions that have manifested in many difficult challenges. Her openness is awesome but perhaps my favorite part of this story is, how much she cares to help …
Today’s #SameHere🤙 Hero: Harrison Potvin from @thementalcornee. What I love about Harrison’s story is that his reason for sharing so openly, stems from his own experience of knowing how lonely and isolating it can feel to struggle. He shared to let others know they are far from alone! Please welcome Harrison. “I’ve had my fair …
“Life is short, life is hard. My struggles have made me who I am today. A successful family man, and business owner. I chose to continue life in the hardest times, and I will continue to do so. January 18th, 1995. I was born. My life was about to be the largest struggle I’d …
“In 1998 my younger brother who I mistreated growing up was diagnosed with Paranoid Schizophrenia. In 2006 I unexpectedly found out my childhood best friend took his life. Then in 2013 my father was killed in car accident down the street from his house. Even though years separated each devastating instance, it felt like …
“I have rewritten this a few times with each recollection bringing up an older event in my life. From the earliest nights I can remember laying in bed covering myself with pillows and stuffed animals pretending I was trapped in a spaceship wreck or under debris not being able to get out. I remember spending …
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