The Mental Health Awareness graphic was sent to A Survivor's Tale by Rebecca Stevenson. on Nov. 20, 2000. Ms. Stevenson's Mental Health Awareness site was visited by Kathryn Morse, aka, St.Catherine who recommended the site be a recipient of the Southern Women's Mental Health Cause graphic. Rebecca tells her own story of her affliction with Schizrophenia and how she is coping with her illness. This is a very moving site and deserves the recognition from Southern Women. Visit Rebecca's pages and email her to show we support this very worthwhile cause.

The Mental Health Awareness graphic was sent to Megan on April 17,2002. Megan's page is her own story of MPD and is very enlightning. Megan presents a lot of information that will benefit and educate many people, I'm sure. Please visit Megan's page (by clicking on the above graphic) and sign her guest book to let her know you were there.

The Mental Health Awareness graphic was sent to Gennifer on July 17,2002. Gennifer has several pages devoted to mental health disorders. She has devoted a lot of time to provide helpful information about depression, anxiety, social anxiety disorder, rape and other female support groups. She has also provided information about psychotropic medications. Please visit Gennifer (by clicking on the link above) and while you're there, sign her guest book or email her to show that we support her efforts for this worthwhile and important cause.

The Mental Health Awareness graphic was sent to Grant Aitken on June 14, 2003. Grant has several pages devoted to mental health disorders, specifically depression. Grant tells his own story of his battle with depression and provides some very good links to available resources. Please visit Grant's pages(by clicking on the link above). Grant's pages were nominated for the award by our Southern sister, Kathy Morse.

The Mental Health Awareness graphic was sent to Andrew on June 14, 2003. Andrew's pages have lots of resources related to depression including treatment, suicide, juvenile and adolescent depression and lots more. Please visit Andrew's pages(by clicking on the link above). Andrew's pages were also nominated for the award by our Southern sister, Kathy Morse.