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Yesterday was July 20, a date that for many is very difficult. Both on July 20 and every day of the year, we know that depression is a very hard battle. If you are going through this, I want you to know that you are not alone in this.

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Remember that depression does not define you, you are much more than that. You are a valuable, important person and you deserve to feel good about yourself. Talking to someone can be a great help to understand what you are feeling and be able to find strategies to manage it.

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It is essential to seek support. Don't be afraid or ashamed to ask for help, because taking care of your mental health is very important. Remember this message; Make Chester proud. Have a nice sunday :)

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E.vor 2 Jahren

This is one of my favorite parts of their songs. I almost feels therapeutic to listen to. #chesterforever

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Kathy Guerndtvor 2 Jahren

Love this song and performance Such a sad day

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ACvor 2 Jahren

Extremely underrated track.

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Gigi Bowmanvor 2 Jahren

My 15 year old daughter who loved Linkin Park very much, was killed by Zoloft. 15. Zoloft. That was 20 years ago. Yet Zoloft is still prescribed to children to this day. If you are depressed or if your children are depressed please see a nutritionist to find out what’s going on your body that might be causing the problem. It could be anything from Fluoride to red dye #6. (For the record Zoloft was never approved for children under 18. Ever)

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