Piglet Pooh and Peer Support

Peer support is extremely important in every facet of our lives. It goes beyond being a good friend, because sometimes your peers are people you've never met.

As I was recording this piece it struck me that I wanted to release it right away without worrying about editing or tagging etc. It is 9/11 and while I didn't even intend it, I think because of that and National Suicide Awareness month, it's best if I post it right away. You never know who out there could use a little story like this.

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