Thanksgiving is a time when many of us pause to reflect on what truly matters. It’s a moment to appreciate the people who enrich our lives and the experiences that shape us. Yet, this season can also bring challenges, especially for those carrying the weight of trauma or loss. Today, I want to share a message that embraces both gratitude and strength, reaching out to friends, family, supporters, and anyone who might be struggling. You are not alone. A cozy Thanksgiving dinner

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