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A8: Be honest. Be transparent. Don't be afraid of what others might think. I think that's a huge problem in today's society. Be yourself. There's nobody else like you! 💜💜💜 #CADAChat

@nhc_prevention Freeing ourselves from fearing what others think of us, removes the risk of being judged. #cadachat

A7: Vulnerability can go a long way to help with all relationships. When we understand where other people are coming from, it brings us closer and builds trust. Plus good emotional health translates into all areas of life! #CADAchat

@DrugAbuse A7: Being vulnerable creates better relationships and an overall happier & healthier lifestyle! It allows you to fall in love with yourself! #CADAChat

@DrugAbuse A7: I think being vulnerable let's people know that you're human. You FEEL things. And you are IN TOUCH with those feelings. You are not some phony baloney, and that's a wonderful thing. (First time typing "phony baloney" ever, I think!) #CADAChat

I shared Amanda's story/blog with the kids! So helpful! Thanks again @RebelEclectic 💖😊 #cadachat twitter.com/RebelEclectic/…

@DrugAbuse @BreneBrown If you ask me, @ANNELAMOTT and @BreneBrown should be mandatory reading for every human being on earth. #CADAChat

Q6: What do we “risk” and gain from leveraging the power of vulnerability? #CADAChat

“Owning our story can be hard but not nearly as difficult as spending our lives running from it. Embracing our vulnerabilities is risky but not nearly as dangerous as giving up on love and belonging and joy—the experiences that make us the most vulnerable." @BreneBrown #CADAChat