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REAL RESILIENCE POETRY (RRT 67) COACHCAM's POETRY ...I AM TIRED OF LOSING PEOPLE!!! MGC!
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- Real Resilience Talk
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- Sep 8, 2025
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- 1494
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REAL RESILIENCE POETRY (RRT67) The video is on YouTube and the Audio will be published as a podcast as well: https://youtu.be/EoPE1QEVBco BLUF: I AM LAYING IT ALL ON THE LINE IN THIS RECORDING! In this heartfelt conversation, Cam Campbell shares a deeply personal poem addressing the critical issues of suicide, alcohol abuse, and the importance of finding healthy coping mechanisms. He emphasizes the correlation between emotional pain and substance use, urging listeners to seek support and make better choices. The poem serves as a poignant reminder of the impact of loss on loved ones and the necessity of connection and community in overcoming struggles. Throughout the discussion, Cam highlights various resources and encourages open conversations about mental health, especially during Suicide Prevention Awareness Month. Takeaways * Cam expresses his deep concern about losing people to suicide. * He highlights the correlation between alcohol use and suicide attempts. * Coping mechanisms are essential for emotional pain management. * The poem 'Make Good Choices' serves as a powerful message. * Loss affects not only the individual but also their loved ones. * Temporary problems should not lead to permanent solutions. * Connection and support are vital in overcoming struggles. * Healthy coping mechanisms can prevent destructive behaviors. * Community resources can provide necessary support. * Awareness and open conversations about mental health are crucial. BLUF: I AM SO TIRED OF LOSING PEOPLE! THERE MAY NOT BE A DIRECT CAUSATION WITH DEATH BY SUICIDE AND ALCOHOL, BUT…THERE IS FOR DAMN SURE A CORRELATION!I KNOW OF TOO MANY PEOPLE WHO HAVE ATTEMPTED OR DIED BY SUICIDE WHILE DRINKING… I HAVE DONE THE SAME THING! I AM JUST A LUCKY ONE THAT LIVED ON… SHOUTOUT TO A MENTOR OF MINE…