I’m confident I’m not the only one who walks with mental illness. Many others carry the torch. When you’ve been through some stuff in life, it’ll have you feeling an overwhelming burden. It’s easy to come away broken. Surely, no one asks to be put in that space, but when it happens, one can fall prey to many illnesses (and these are just a few):
• Anxiety Disorders. …
• Depression. …
• Bipolar Disorder. …
• Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) …
• Schizophrenia. …
• Eating Disorders. …
• Disruptive behavior and dissocial disorders. …
• Neurodevelopmental disorders.
There is no joy in confessing one’s brokenness. But it brings a sigh of relief knowing many are walking with the illness and disclaiming they’re untouched. People confess and find a way to live with the illness in a healthy form.
Look around and realize you are not alone. We are living in a world where insanity appears to be normal. We are living in a broken society. There are stories to be told and ways we can learn to manage our brokenness.
Come and discover how to maneuver inside the brokenness. Discover that it is “Okay Not to Be Okay!” Join us for this awakening moment! Standup and be counted . . .
In-Person Fundraising Event:Use Silent Flyer
The auction will conclude during our in-person fundraising event at the Mable House Arts Center, 5239 Floyd Road. SW, Mableton, GA 30126, on Saturday, 9/28/24. Doors will open to the public at 2:20 p.m.
This year’s event theme is “Grief: The Shadow of Mental Illness”, focusing on the often-overlooked connection between grief and mental health challenges.
If you’re interested in attending the in-person event, tickets are available via:
• Eventbrite Tickets
• Zeffy Ticket Link
Silent Auction Event:
Saturday, 9/14/24, through Saturday, 9/28/24, closing at 7:00 p.m. EST. While viewing the online platform, please scroll down to check out all silent auction items. There are plenty of items to choose from. You can participate online by visiting the link: Silent Auction.
We hope you find items of interest, and remember, every contribution—whether as a bidder or donor—will go a long way in supporting those in need.
