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When 18-year-old Jackie Rosas saw a post on Tumblr from a 16 year-old bullying victim (who also frequently blogged about struggling with depression) threatening to commit suicide, she knew she had to do something. The only problem was, she only knew the girl’s first name. Rosas contacted local authorities, and together they looked for clues on the blog to try to find out where she lived, her last name or details that could help locate her.

After eventually finding a picture and piecing together clues about the girl’s school, they contacted authorities thousands of miles away to try to find the teen. When police arrived at the address they eventually identified, they found a 16-year-old girl who had ingested pills in a possible suicide attempt, and were able to immediately get her treatment. Rosas told USA Today, “It happened at random, and it's an amazing feeling knowing you are able to help someone from thousands of miles away" … Discuss

 

By Amy Simpson

For Mental Health Awareness month, we’re taking the pulse on our nation’s mental health care system. Read More
 

By Karen Neumair

One woman's story of depression, loss of hope—and other things Christians aren't 'supposed' to deal with. Read More
 

By Tyler Charles

What we aren't talking about is killing us. Read More
 

We all undergo stress at some point in our lives. Healthy stress acts like the fuel that moves us through the difficult times of life. It gives us motivation and keeps us from staying stagnant.

Stress is our body’s way of protecting us by sending chemicals that keep us alert, aware and focused in times of danger and need. You may have heard this commonly called the “fight or flight” response. Read More

 

By Evelyn Anne Clausen

Why one woman diagnosed with bipolar disorder continues to claim her identity as “a new creation in Christ.” Read More