Meet Doris Maldonado Mendez

#LetsFaceIt If there is such a thing as a full time advocate, Doris Maldonado Mendez is it. A foster mother who is also a bilingual health information specialist for families […]

Meet Ryan Lindsay

#LetsFaceIt Have You forgotten my name? O Lord, come to Your child. O Lord, forget me not.   You said to lean on Your arm And I’m leaning You said […]

Meet Jeff Bravin

#LetsFaceIt Imagine you’ve been in a car accident. You’re hurt and are understandably confused and dazed by what just happened in addition to being in pain and scared. Now imagine […]

Meet Susan Buchsbaum

#LetsFaceIt Susan Buchsbaum started her role as a mental health advocate after something she saw while in the hospital herself. “It was early in my illness and I saw something […]

Meet Kelvin B. Young

#LetsFaceIt Kelvin B. Young wants people to know that they are more than the label some may use to describe them, that labels are only as stigmatizing as we allow […]

Meet Dustin Sclafani, aka EZ BlueZ

#LetsFaceIt Dustin Sclafani knows what it’s like to be on the outside. “My whole life has been a little off center,” says the singer known as EZ BlueZ in the […]

Meet Jazz Borst

#LetsFaceIt Jazz Borst wants people to know it’s okay not to feel okay.  “I know for sure it’s difficult for a lot of folks to talk about how they’re feeling,” […]

Meet Laura Delano

#LetsFaceIt Some people internalize the stigma that comes from sharing a mental health diagnosis with feelings of self-shame. Laura Delano did precisely that…until she didn’t. It’s a story she hopes […]

Meet Megan Baker

#LetsFaceIt The COVID-19 pandemic has wreaked havoc on many people’s mental health as society has struggled with isolation, a sense of uncertainty about the future, and anxiety about the illness […]

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