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WHY WE WALK

 

We walk to bring awareness, education, hope and strategic solutions to the opioid/fentanyl crisis and to bring knowledge to the behavioral effects of the correlations between addictions and mental health, known together as Co-Occurring Disorders.

We walk to address the stigmas, discriminations, judgments and categorizations that, through our voice and experiences that addictions and mental health disorders affect us all.

We walk for our Children, Seniors Citizens, Youth, Adults, LGBTQ+ Veterans, Military, Homeless, Returning Citizens, and those with HIV/AIDS to know there is help, hope and treatment.

We walk to share the message and encourage those who may be suffering in silence from physical, mental, emotional and social trauma; Never Give Up! You Are Not Alone!

 

 

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Surviving Spirit Award 2022 Acceptance Speech

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I stand before you today as a survivor and a change agent of transformation surviving stigma, judgment, discrimination and categorization from Co-Occurring Disorders. But what are Co-Occurring Disorders?

Most importantly how can one survive living a life after addictions and mental health disorders? Surviving means that if my story of despair, pain and triumphs can help someone understand the reasons WHY a person gets high and want to escape reality with education, hope and solutions to live better. Then my living and struggles are not in vain.

I am a Survivor

 

Presented by The House of Sharon & Wise Workz INC

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THE HEART

 

The heart of education is self-care, that  opens  the door for hope,  that will promote resiliency to create  innovative solutions for a better tomorrow.  
– Author M/R Johnson