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“I’m passionate about saving other women from the kind of suffering my mom endured.”
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"Grief has overstayed his visit. I am done living in the dirt."
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“The moral of my journey is that you have to feel your pain to grow from it.”
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“We are not defined by what happens to us, but by how we choose to respond.”
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“What would you do if you knew that tomorrow you would no longer be healthy?”
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“I’ve got nothing to lose in trying to live the biggest life I can.”
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“I am living proof that you can emerge from the other side of post-natal depression.”
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“Happiness is not something given to you or earned; it is something you decide.”
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“I am still terrified of the future, but I am a strong woman and I'll figure it out as I always do.”
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“My grandma told me that once I shake someone’s hand, my disability goes away.”
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“If I didn’t pull this off, my family was gone. So I gave it everything I had.”
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“I want to turn my experience into something positive for others.”
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“My brother died, filled with love and the hope of saving his daughter.”
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Sheryl Sandberg and Cheryl Strayed on Being There on Mother’s Day VIDEO – Option B
After her mother died, Cheryl Strayed – the author of Wild, Tiny Beautiful Things, and Brave Enough – had never felt more lost. Cheryl hiked herself back to “the woman her mother wanted her to be” on the Pacific Crest Trail, developing her resilience along the way. In this conversation with Sheryl Sandberg, Cheryl shares what she learned on her hike and about the enduring power of a mother’s love.
#OptionBThere: How writing down positive moments helps
Writing down small wins and positive moments can have a lasting impact on your mood and make the holidays a little brighter.
#OptionBThere: Support others during COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed life as we know it—we’re all navigating a new normal. Many of us are experiencing loneliness, anxiety, and fear—and for those of us who were already dealing with life challenges, it may make the weight of those feel even heavier. But we’re in this together, and we’ll get through it by supporting each other.
OptionB.Org’s #OptionBThere initative is about helping you support your family, friends, and community through this uncertain time. Below you’ll find free digital cards, expert advice, how to guides, and practical tools to help you acknowledge how your loved ones are feeling, show your support, and perhaps spark a moment of joy.
#OptionBThere: Heart Warmer cards
Play a card game designed to help you and your loved ones focus on moments of joy, celebrate small victories, and practice gratitude.