That is simply gorgeous and gorgeously simple! May we all be the source of warmth for one another. May others' warm gestures towards us never escape us. Thank you for sharing @alfred76

As a parent-caregiver, do you know when to seek help? Tell us how you process difficult feelings and why it’s important to do so.

How can I support my friend who is a caregiver?

What are some gender stereotypes that should be broken down and what else can we do to advocate for gender justice?

@emiedecastro For me, I would really consider the faith and the belief system of the person before saying anything God-related. I totally agree with what you said about encouraging medical/professional advice though! And I'd add, we need to listen - really listen - to our friend and try to look at things from our friend's perspective and not our own.

@lynnchan I love what you shared, Lynn. There is a marked difference between listening to understand and listening to reply. It is good for all of us to learn to listen more and accompany our loved one in what they go through as a way of showing our care and support.

What can we do to make caregiver issues more visible so that they can get the support they need?

How do you juggle the desire to care for loved ones and the need to care for yourself?

@emiedecastro Thanks for sharing, Emie! I like how you've customised your giving so as not to be taken advantage of. You inspire me to be creative in the way that I give to others. Thanks so much for that!

Can we make workplaces more conducive for our mental well-being and more accepting of those with mental illness? Share your thoughts.

Different people cope differently. Share with us what coping means to you.