Progress Over Perfection
Cheryl Rabe Cheryl Rabe

Progress Over Perfection

Keep telling yourself everything is going to be alright. Don’t kill people with your kindness. Kill them with your silence, not everyone deserves your attention cause you making progress. People don’t understand what your mental health is, just that you may have it, and they could have or might have it too. We walk around with our emotions and hearts 💞 on our sleeves and sometimes it is what it is, and people have a hard time excepting the facts. They are afraid to admit it. Instead they suffer in silence. No matter how much you think you know about someone’s mental health -surprise …,WE ALL DIFFERENT… all of us are different. We all got different experiences, different opinions, different fingerprints, different social security numbers. There can never be another you. We are all cut from a different cloth. Just like Mental health - there is no such thing as a one size fits all mental health illnesses or treatment plan for it. Each person will have different experiences, even people with the same diagnosis. What you do with your own mental health is totally up to you and what you want to do about it is progress over perfection.

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Small Progress is Still Progress
Cheryl Rabe Cheryl Rabe

Small Progress is Still Progress

It all begins with an idea 💡 . The light 💡 in the darkness will help you thrive. So no matter how small it is, it’s a big deal. Build your character brick by brick 🧱. BuAnd if you’re serious about your mental health, about you then finish what you started. Stay positive. Stay strong 💪. Small progress is still progress.

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Breaking the Stigma
Cheryl Rabe Cheryl Rabe

Breaking the Stigma

We want you to be free of shame, free of ridicule, free of the stigma that surrounds your mental health conditions and addiction. Mental health stigma can hurt a person’s mental state of mind. When they say just cause you have mental health conditions that “you’re crazy,” “she’s schizophrenic ,” or “you can’t be depressed; you’re so happy.” People like to assume someone with mental health is dangerous. Or “the gunman must have mental health issues cause he did a crime.” Mental health stigma is also people who use slang or labels, like “he or she is Retarded” cause they’re walking slow or has a cane. Let’s Break the Stigma. Almost in every family worldwide has some one with mental health conditions. Mental health stigma is discrimination.

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