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Originally Posted by Alffe
..... Koala...R U OK?
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I wasn't, but I am now. Thank you for asking Alffe, and thank you Lara as well .
I had intended to post about this wonderful innovation but I see that you beat me to it Lara.
There are lots of news articles around that explain RU OK Day, and here's a great little video that explains it well.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GmFtQxWPyy8
Other videos here:
http://www.ruokday.com.au/content/stories.aspx
And some articles:
http://www.candoability.com.au/CDA/B...ou-OK_200.html
This one includes resources like videos and an article about depression, and what to do if some-one says "No, I'm not OK".
http://www.ruokday.com.au/content/home.aspx
There's even a Facebook page:
http://www.facebook.com/ruokday
I guess by including all this information I hope to spread the word. One doesn't have to live in a certain country and it doesn't have to be a special day in order to check on a friend, relative or colleague. By asking "Are you OK?" you might just save a life.
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