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The Wrestling World Speaks Up On Suicide Prevention Day

September 11, 2018

Yesterday was World Suicide Prevention Day and a great deal of wrestlers went out on social media to speak up for the importance of everyone knowing their importance, self-worth and value to the world by sharing what you can do if you ever find yourself in a bad head space.

https://twitter.com/WWEAleister/status/1039176517962657793

https://twitter.com/mauroranallo/status/1039160934177026049

https://twitter.com/NikkiCrossWWE/status/1039306523091128321

A younger me once made the decision that I wasnt worth being here anymore. Right before that moment ended, a friend saved me and I'm forever grateful. If you ever feel this way then please talk to someone. Know that you ARE worthy & you ARE worth it.#WorldSuicidePreventationDay

— Austin Creed (@AustinCreedWins) September 11, 2018

Depression sucks.

Don't be ashamed of your feelings.

You get one chance to be you.

You might not feel like the best you today, but everyday is a chance to work towards a better you.

Talk to someone. Ask for help.

Suicide Prevention Line:

1-800-273-8255#SuicidePreventionDay

— Gregory Iron (@GregoryIron) September 11, 2018

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