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	Comments on: Vulnerabilities give us courage and strength: Reflections on #byuwc	</title>
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		By: LeAnn Williams		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I wasn&#039;t able to attend Women&#039;s conference; but I always look forward to reading or viewing some of the messages. I know from my own life experiences that there are countless families out there that have some kind of mental illness in them. In fact it is probably astounding how many there are in our Mormon Culture. This is one of the struggles we are facing in the world of today. It is always so nice to find someone that we can relate with that is struggling in the same areas. This is where we as women can open up and be more open and compassionate with one another. 
This was a great post. Blessings to you!]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I wasn&#8217;t able to attend Women&#8217;s conference; but I always look forward to reading or viewing some of the messages. I know from my own life experiences that there are countless families out there that have some kind of mental illness in them. In fact it is probably astounding how many there are in our Mormon Culture. This is one of the struggles we are facing in the world of today. It is always so nice to find someone that we can relate with that is struggling in the same areas. This is where we as women can open up and be more open and compassionate with one another.<br />
This was a great post. Blessings to you!</p>
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