Today, on International Survivors of Suicide Loss Day, we stand with all who have lost a loved one to suicide. This day reminds us of the importance of connection, healing, and finding hope together. You are not alone—our community is here to support you.
#SurvivorDay #YouAreNotAlone
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Hoy, en el Día Internacional de los Sobrevivientes del Suicidio, nos solidarizamos con todas las personas que han perdido a un ser querido por suicidio. Este día nos recuerda la importancia de la conexión, la sanación y la esperanza compartida. No estás solo/a: nuestra comunidad está aquí para apoyarte.
#DíaDeLosSobrevivientes #NoEstásSolo
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Don't forget about the 5 Harm Reduction Vending Machines located here in Wicomico County. They are stocked and ready! #wicomicocountyhealthdepartment #harmreduction #wicomicogoespurple #naloxone #harmreductionsaveslives
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Photos from Go Red for Women's post
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All Wicomico County Health Department Offices will be closed on Friday November 28th
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All Wicomico County Health Department Offices are Closed next Thursday November 27th for Thanksgiving 🍁🍂
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Shorter days and colder months can make seasonal depression hit harder — and for some, gambling becomes a way to escape the emotional weight.
But gambling during the winter can intensify stress, isolation, and financial strain. You do not have to face this alone.
If you’re in Maryland, you can access free, confidential mental health and gambling-related support through the:
Maryland Center of Excellence on Problem Gambling
Call (667) 214-2120 to connect with a trained counselor, learn coping strategies, or find local treatment options.
Support is available statewide — for individuals, families, and anyone affected.
You deserve help, hope, and healing.
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#MarylandResources #GamblingAwarenessMD #SeasonalDepression #MentalHealthMaryland #YouAreNotAlone
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Recognizing the signs of suicide risk in young people can save lives. Learn the warning signs and if you notice any in yourself or others, it's important to take them seriously.
Text, call, or chat 988 988lifeline.org
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