A message from Ashley’s family

Ashley’s family sadly wishes to inform her readers that she passed away on October 9th. She could no longer bear the suffering she was experiencing and finally succumbed to her severe depression. Her obituary can be found at: dignitymemorial.com/obituaries/vancouver-bc/ashley-peterson-10985838##

Thank you for supporting her blog as we know it was very important to her and helped give her life purpose.

154 thoughts on “A message from Ashley’s family”

  1. I don’t know if anyone will read this; however, I just discovered this blog and I am very impressed with the compilation of resources which I plan to use as I start my own website to focus on mental wellness.

    It saddens me to read that Ashley is no longer here. I will reference this website in hopes that her words can be an inspiration for those who are struggling as she once did so, they can fight for life and healing.

  2. Appreciate the heartfelt message from Ashley’s family. It’s inspiring to see the strength in sharing personal experiences. How can we further support mental health awareness together?

  3. Thank you for sharing Ashley’s family’s message. It’s heartening to see the importance of mental health awareness being addressed. How can we support initiatives like this further?

  4. I’m deeply sorry for your loss. Ashley’s work in the mental health space was incredibly impactful, and she touched so many lives with her words and advocacy. Her legacy will continue to help and inspire those struggling with their mental health.

    Mental well-being is so important, and having access to supportive resources can make a difference. At Purefyt CC, we share insights on behavior health services and self-care to help individuals navigate their mental health journeys. My thoughts are with Ashley’s family and everyone she influenced.

  5. The family’s decision to be candid about the cause of Ashley’s death – severe depression – was an incredibly powerful one. In doing so, they not only respected Ashley’s truth, but also helped to dispel the stigma surrounding mental health struggles level devil. This honesty can be a beacon for others who are silently suffering or supporting loved ones with mental illness.

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