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LIVE LIFE THROUGH
A LENS OF GRATITUDE

My dad died 10 years ago. Suicide robbed him from me. In that moment, life forced me to make a choice – let the pain take me down or use the pain as fuel to become who I am meant to be. I chose to rise up and to bring others with me. 

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In the darkest times, practicing gratitude grounded me. I chose to acknowledge the bad but focus on the good. Gratitude offered hope

and faith, when it seemed there was none. Gratitude paved the way

to better days, to a bright future, and to the life I truly wanted.

Gratitude saved me. It can save you too.

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My company, Gr@titude, offers hope to others who are suffering. For every pair of Gr@titude sunglasses purchased, we send a gratitude journal to a teenager struggling with depression. Our sunglasses are a vehicle for this important reminder.

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YOUR REALITY IS A RESULT OF THE LENS THROUGH WHICH YOU LOOK AT LIFE.

Choose hope. Choose gratitude. Choose life. Gr@titude sunglasses are an invitation to join our community of support. You are not alone in your grief. We stand with

you and are here to help.

WHY GR@TITUDE?

ADVOCATING FOR MENTAL HEALTH AND COMMUNITY

Humans are social creatures. We are not meant to be alone, especially in moments of suffering. 

At Gr@titude, we strongly believe in reaching out to those whose lives have been affected by mental illness. Shame has caused them to suffer in silence. The consequences are deadly.

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  • Suicide is the 10th leading cause of death in the United States. 

  • It is the second leading cause of death among people aged 10-34. 

  • 1.38 million Americans attempted suicide in 2019.

  • 47,511 people succeeded. 

(stats from American Foundation for Suicide Prevention and https://www.nimh.nih.gov/health/statistics/suicide)

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