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Donna Marie Webb on April 29, 2010 at 11:55 AM said: Just returned from conference at State College, Met wonderful person there, who is connected to support the journey, in hopes to maintain future connections and correspondence. I will definitely stay connected and support the journey.

Pamela Kalay on April 27, 2010 at 12:12 PM said: Just taking a look. Will be looking over the site more microscopically later.

Jenca on March 25, 2010 at 11:53 AM said: I live in my ballcap, and to be honest my current one is starting to look a little ragged, so I'm nearing a time when I need to get a new one I have my eye on the Recovery ball caps, as a replacement for my current cap, also can use a new messenger bag, so I've got my eye on those as well. I love bargains, but to be honest helping the organizations that would benefit from my purchase is an AWESOME opportunity. until I have the cash to make my purchases, I will definitely be promoting this site on my own site and also on my blog ( http://pamhi.wordpress.com )and other places as well. Keep up the great work, I see loads of potential in this project and hope it does what those involved set out to do with it and much much more.

Denise Wright on February 22, 2010 at 02:34 PM said: I just found out today, Support the Journey is a fantastic concept.I am a Certified Peer Specalist,I will be spreading the news. I'm the Evidence Campaign, truley explains our journey towards endless possibilities. I have had many volenteer positions and I know how giving heals the soul,not only for myself but for the individuals I have had the opportunity to support on their journeys.May your campaign grow in leaps and bounds!

Heather Conrad -- Copperas Cove, Texas on January 25, 2010 at 09:27 PM said: I got a link to your site from my Mum - and just wanted to say I've been dealing with my own mental illness since I was 12 (I'm 28 now) and it's been a real struggle. Finally I've found the right treatment for me through the state of Texas but I really love seeing people coming forward and no longer being afraid to say they have a mental illness -- and are able to live fullfilling lives. Thank you!

Bob Doyle on December 27, 2009 at 05:57 PM said: low cost seo Hello, I'm a frequent browser of your website and finally decided to say "hello" - keep up the good work ;)

Charles Bryson, PSS on November 18, 2009 at 08:40 AM said: Love your site. I have come to realize that there is recovery for all who truly seek it. I have been blessed by finding it. Recovery begins with HOPE. We all share the responsibility of holding that Hope until our consumers are strong enough to hold it for themselves. Keep up the good work and continue the Journey.

TINA M. WHITE on November 14, 2009 at 08:39 AM said: I'm in peer specialist training,trying to work on being certified. Do you offer training online and assistance,so that I will be able to afford the training? My email is kirarunningwolf@yahoo.com. THANK YOU.

Daniel Fisher on September 30, 2009 at 02:02 PM said: I am impressed by your campaign and deeply share your values. We are the evidence, and the most compelling evidence. I will spread the word of your campaign.

Tammy Lademer, CPSS on September 12, 2009 at 05:55 PM said: Just browsing and came across. :)

Henry Willey on September 4, 2009 at 06:15 PM said: I was happy to meet your representative at the Peer Specialists Annual Conference in Phoenix. We embrace the messages you share. Henry Willey, DBSA State Chapter President Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance-Arizona

shishi on June 10, 2009 at 10:55 AM said: I think the journey has lead to a new journey. I have wanted to open up a support group for people with dual dIAGNOIS. JOURNEY HAS ENCOURAGE ME TO DO SO. THE CITY OF HUNTSVILLE IS STILL PRETTY MUCH A BACKWOODS TOWN IN WHICH WE ARE STILL NOT RESPECTED BUT WE ARE WORKING ON A Change. I am one of alabamas peer specialist and I hope i can inspire like you all.

Timothy Ohlmann, Riverton, KS on January 16, 2009 at 08:15 AM said: I'm a Certified Peer Specialist, too, and just found out about Support the Journey through the National Association of Peer Specialists newsletter. I decided to check this site out, and I love it. I know it is indeed true...I'm the Evidence! And so are the other consumers I walk this journey with. They inspire me everyday. I'll be sharing the I'm the Evidence Campaign with them.

Mary-Beth Ault, CPS - Fairfax, VA on December 12, 2008 at 03:46 PM said: Thank you for your good work. I have the large Recovery poster on my large bulletin board and one of your talismans hanging on my neck. Many folks who come into our 24 hour MH Emergency Service love the Recovery message on it and copy it down to help them get through. I work as a Certified Peer Support Specialist here and I continue to spread your good name to consumers as well as clinicians. Again, I thank you. Mimi

Kathyann on December 10, 2008 at 10:09 AM said: Support the Journey is all about the steps we are taking along the way to make the journey reality. Support the Journey is embracing the moment that we are living life in its fullest dimension and then building connections to the community around us. It is about being open to opportunities and building relationships outside our comfort zone creating new moments when "I am the Evidence".

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