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  • Post category:Mental health
  • Post published:February 27, 2018

Make sure that the conversations you have about your friend’s illness are easy and open. Try asking about what helps your friend get through the tough times. By talking openly, you’re letting your friend know that you love and support them.

Source: Tips for supporting a friend with a mental illness @ ReachOut.com: Get through tough times

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