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Laura Hettenbach is raising money for Oxfordshire Mind
In memory of Craig Duckett
Story
Now more than ever, it is apparent that so many of us out there need support. Myself, loved ones and people I know have had and are suffering from the multiple faces of mental health.
Losing a friend this year to it totally broke the hearts of my community and I. It also showed how so many unite together in tragedy. Let’s not let the tragedy part take place and lets unite together before it becomes unbearable and unsalvageable.
I am not a runner but putting myself in some discomfort is the absolute bare minimum I can do. I honestly couldn’t accept the loss of another to this sad illness.
Please support me on my journey as you will be helping so many more people you know than you realise.
Look for the signs and feel the emotions xxxx
1 in 4 people will experience a mental health problem in any one year.
Oxfordshire Mind helps over 20,000 people with mental health challenges every year.
They promote good mental health through the provision of high quality services and campaigning for positive change.
Their services include housing, talking therapies, benefits advice, a confidential and free information line, courses (such as ‘practical ways to wellbeing’), physical activity programmes, volunteering opportunities, and they facilitate over 60 peer-support groups each week.
Losing a friend this year to it totally broke the hearts of my community and I. It also showed how so many unite together in tragedy. Let’s not let the tragedy part take place and lets unite together before it becomes unbearable and unsalvageable.
I am not a runner but putting myself in some discomfort is the absolute bare minimum I can do. I honestly couldn’t accept the loss of another to this sad illness.
Please support me on my journey as you will be helping so many more people you know than you realise.
Look for the signs and feel the emotions xxxx
1 in 4 people will experience a mental health problem in any one year.
Oxfordshire Mind helps over 20,000 people with mental health challenges every year.
They promote good mental health through the provision of high quality services and campaigning for positive change.
Their services include housing, talking therapies, benefits advice, a confidential and free information line, courses (such as ‘practical ways to wellbeing’), physical activity programmes, volunteering opportunities, and they facilitate over 60 peer-support groups each week.