Celina del Castillo

I am a graphic/web designer living and working in Maine.

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Unterstützen Sie die Aufarbeitung der Misshandlungen der „Verschickungskinder“ - Sign the Petition! https://t.co/OnIMqnJ1CB via @Change

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Der Dokumentarfilm über das Schicksal der #Verschickungskinder läuft ab jetzt überall in den deutschen Kinos. Ein aufrüttelndes, unendlich wichtiges Werk über die systematische Kälte der Kurheime und den Mut der Überlebenden. Schaut hin!
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We carry the weight of your absence as a solemn reminder that systemic neglect is not just a policy failure—it is a heartbreak that echoes through eternity. We pray for a world where medical mercy reaches the crisis before the tragedy does. Rest in light. You are not forgotten.

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Anosognosia is a medical "lack of insight" into one's own illness. This video explains why understanding it is vital.

I’ve created a poster to help. $10 gets you the high-res file & 50% goes to @NSSC_SMI.
https://t.co/AuM5qMx7Qc

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I am proud to announce the release of the Anosognosia Awareness Insight Poster, a high-resolution professional resource designed to bridge this gap.
https://t.co/AuM5qMx7Qc

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Anosonogia https://t.co/snAnSWWBXr via @YouTube

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Ensure immediate hospitalization for mentally ill detainees - Sign the Petition! https://t.co/jArDHdVlKl via @Change

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Perfect for the holidays!!!!🧼🫧

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Thank you for all the love shown to my Birds of Maine collection! 🙏

These organic glycerin soaps, featuring my own photographs from Harpswell, Maine (like this one!), are now stocked and waiting for you on Etsy.
Shop Nature's Art for Your Skin: https://t.co/ffoB5sitcp
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@AGPamBondi The real problem isn't a single political group; it's a society that has become so broken that threats and dehumanization are now considered normal.

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The problem isn't the lies from the media. The problem is a system so sick that it turns human beings into monsters.

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The real problem is a society that has become so broken and so fragmented that a growing number of people feel dehumanized and believe violence is the answer.

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@tedcruz The real problem is a society that has become so broken and so fragmented that a growing number of people feel dehumanized and believe violence is the answer.

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@JesseBWatters @KidRock Hatred and violence are not born of a single media source or "nut-house kids" watching movies. They are born of a broken society where people are so isolated and in so much despair that they become vulnerable to lies from any source, including those who claim to be fighting them.

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@DrOzCMS With all due respect, rural America deserves a health care system that isn't being broken by the same bill that claims to fix it.

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@DrOzCMS The problem isn't just "urban leftovers"; it's a fundamental flaw in a system where a single piece of legislation can create a $50 billion program while simultaneously cutting over $155 billion from the same communities it claims to help.

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@JesseBWatters When we dismiss professional mental healthcare for our children, we are dismissing a core part of who they are.

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@JesseBWatters The problem isn't a lack of "natural well-being." It's a refusal to treat the very sickness that breeds anger, resentment, and, ultimately, hate.

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@JesseBWatters The reason hate is growing is that our society is failing to provide the help people need. When you refuse to give a child therapy, a diagnosis, or professional help, you leave them isolated and vulnerable to online hatred and radicalization.

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@AGPamBondi @POTUS Memphis's crime rate is a devastating symptom of a deeper illness: a broken system with collapsing communities, lack of opportunity, and no mental health support.