Elyse Bridgwater @bridgtwo

Joined November 2011

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Elyse Bridgwater @bridgtwo

7 years ago

@bridgone @13Blake1313 His name is Barry

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Dale @DaleEccles19

8 years ago

Good luck to @bridgtwo and @mpridhamm and the rest of the Durham Lady Huskies as they go for gold against Ennismore Eagles at 2:15! Bring it home!

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and lastly, and this is the BIG ONE friends: 👏🏻do not compromise your own mental health 👏🏻 - we do not want that for you - if someone does expect that from you, mentally ill or not, that is abusive behaviour, and it is never okay #BellLetsTalk

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Haley Price @HaleyPrice19

8 years ago

Gained a lot of perspective on life in the past year. Crazy how much changes in a year. #BellLetsTalk

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Tim Micallef @tim_micallef

8 years ago

This is great cause and an awesome day, but mental health is about much more than just one day. #BellLetsTalk all 365 #SickNotWeak

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ellen @tofuellen

8 years ago

last year’s #BelILetsTalk thread of tips on how to reach out or care for someone living with mental illness

ellen @tofuellen

9 years ago

in addition to my self help tips, here’s some #BellLetsTalk tips for helping someone you love who is suffering: - do something that will take care of their immediate needs (put away the dishes that have been out for a week, clean up some of the depression clutter)

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Ashley Wheeler @ashley_wheeler6

8 years ago

#bellletstalk because mental illness does not discriminate

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jenah van loon🌹 @jvangoon

8 years ago

Taking medication to help myself feel better is not something to be ashamed of- and yet I still struggle to be honest with people when talking about it😔 #BellLetsTalk

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ellen @tofuellen

8 years ago

#BellLetsTalk about the classism of mental illness. talking to a therapist is healthy and important, but so many can not afford the care they desperately need