Yesterday the @EdmontonOilers gave Ben the player of the game helmet and the “The Juice” vest for being the guy that brought the most juice. @cmcdavid97 and @ZachHyman you guys absolutely made Ben’s night last night. Thank you!
Meet Reggie Millette, a young man from Jacksonville, Florida, who fell in love with hockey the moment he stepped on the ice.
Listen as he shares his story with @BauerHockey.
I've talked to Kyle since our interviewed was broadcast and he's in a good place.
He's on Twitter and for those who want to give him a follow and send him some love: @kbeachy12
"I'm here to stand up to this behaviour... I'm proud of where I come from. I'm proud to be from Ochapowace First Nation. I'm not just doing this for myself. I'm doing this for all people of colour & for the next generation."
Ethan Bear's statement in response to racist comments.
Let's talk about it. This was a tough year. I'd educated myself on the signs, but I didn't realize I was staring down depression and PTSD until I was well down the hole. Sluggish. Lethargic. Angry. It helped to talk to someone. Be kind. We're all in this together. #BellLetsTalk
“Just tell me you love me, tell me you’ll see me in the morning”
I spent so many nights wondering if tomorrow would come...if I could get there...so many nights for so long, it felt like it wasn’t possible...
#mentallyfit#BellLetsTalk
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Thanks to everyone who participated in some way, shape or form on #BellLetsTalk Day. Awareness is great; so is fundraising for mental health initiatives; but talking/listening and trying to take better care of each other is something we can try every day. Take care, g’nite.
The best medicine for mental illness is the ability to listen. Listen without saying anything. Holding space for the person who is hurting. By just being, you will change the persons brain chemistry. #BellLetsTaIk#connection#relationship
We’ve surpassed 125 million texts, calls, tweets using #BellLetsTalk, views of our official Bell Let’s Talk Day video on social media, and uses of our Bell Let’s Talk Facebook profile frame and Snapchat filter. Let’s keep talking!
Jake Eliopoulos was a hard-throwing lefty, drafted by his hometown team. He had a bright future, brimming with potential.
In 2013, Jake tragically lost his battle with mental illness.
For #BellLetsTalk this is the story of his struggle and his legacy: https://t.co/aLUC04aYfA