TWLOHA TEXAS
To Write Love on Her Arms is a non-profit movement dedicated to presenting hope and finding help for people struggling with depression, addiction, self-injury and suicide. TWLOHA exists to encourage, inform, inspire and also to invest directly into treatment and recovery.
email us at twloha.texas@gmail.com
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“Another reason why I wanted to do this movie is that it shows that you don’t just go get detoxed, and then go to rehab and you’re all better; it’s not like that. It’s something you’re going to have to do one day at a time for the rest of your life. I think it’s important for people to know that it’s okay to feel like you’re not better as long as you keep trying.” – Kat Dennings on filming ‘Renee’
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“And to that generation of kids who are feeling like they’re alone or that they don’t fit in or there’s no future for them, not only is there a future for them, but we need them in that future. It definitely gets better.” Tim McIlrath | Rise Against
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March 30 marks the six-year anniversary of the first TWLOHA shirt worn. Over the years we have heard incredible stories of moments sparked by the question, “What does your shirt mean?” These short interviews are an attempt to share a few of those stories, and invite you to record and share your own or use the #wearTWLOHA hashtag on Twitter. This all leads up to everyone wearing a TWLOHA shirt on Friday, March 30.
Read the blog for more info: http://wrt.lv/zmNmo0
Here is a video of Holly, our lovely UChapter program director, explaining why she wears TWLOHA.
Remember that tomorrow is wearTWLOHA day, celebrating the 6th Anniversary of when the first TWLOHA shirt was worn. Wear TWLOHA and support the movement!
