There is magic in the words “I’ve been there. I understand.”
Especially when speaking to someone who is in a bad place mentally,
whether that’s high anxiety, a depression, or a mental health crisis.
To be the living example of an “other side” to a seemingly hopeless situation is both a privilege and a responsibility.
This 19-minute episode is Jordan’s story.
But it’s also a version of lots of people’s stories,
which is where the hope comes in.
People who have been “right where you are” are in different, better, healthier places now, and you can be too.
