The John Love Foundation

05/28/2025

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04/10/2025

If you've noticed someone close to you seems off or overwhelmed, starting a conversation with care can make all the difference. Let them know you've noticed a change and that you're there to listen without judgment. Sharing that you understand or have gone through your own challenges can help them feel less alone. Just showing up for someone else can be the first step toward healing.

Graphic tips from American Foundation for Su***de Prevention 💙

03/01/2025

If you know someone who’s lost a loved one here are somethings you should look at. NG🐬

05/24/2023

At the World Championships in Budapest in June, USA’s Anita Alvarez sank to the bottom of the pool.

Looking across the deck, then noticing she was under way too long, her coach, Andrea Fuentes immediately dove in after her fully clothed, pulling her to safety. Anita was unconscious and didn’t have the capacity to kick, paddle, or help herself in any way.

If Andrea would not have noticed, she would have drown.

But she knew Anita. She looked for her, quickly noticed she was under too long, then dove in without thinking twice.

This has resonated with me….

When you are under too long, who are the people that will look for you, notice, and dive in to pull you to the surface when you lose your strength to swim?

Who are the people that would do that for you?

And can someone count on you to be that person that would go looking and notice when they are under too long, diving in to support them when they are all out of fight and fuel to swim in these turbulent waters we call life?

03/26/2023

This touched me so deeply. Our loved ones are not a statistic. They are people who lived and left so much heartbreak behind. They didn’t want to leave, they just wanted to end the pain and didn’t know how to stay. . 🌻k