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2024 – Awardee – Alexis Bailey – Beaver HS

2024 – Awardee – Alexis Bailey – Beaver HS

by High School Student | Mar 26, 2024 | Resilience Award Stories

Being The Victim I had two neighbors a husband and a wife who became good friends with my mom. My neighbor would take me out to learn to drive...

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by High School Student | Mar 26, 2024 | Resilience Award Stories

Seventeen Seventeen. That's how old I was when I faced the biggest challenge of my life. On November 3rd, 2023 I woke up at six o'clock in the...

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2024 – Awardee – Alexis Bailey – Beaver HS

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by High School Student | Mar 26, 2024 | Resilience Award Stories

The Stories of the struggles in my life. We all have our own struggles, some may have a lot or a little but we all have struggles and they are...

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2024 – Awardee – Alexis Bailey – Beaver HS

2024 – Kaylee Farnsworth – Mountain Ridge HS

by High School Student | Mar 26, 2024 | Resilience Award Stories

It is me but not because of me. I made my parents, parents for the first time at a hospital down in St. George. I don’t remember much of our...

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by High School Student | Mar 26, 2024 | Resilience Award Stories

How My Worst Days Made Me My Best Self In the beginning of my life I used to think I had the worst life. I struggled with self-esteem,...

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2024 – Awardee – Alexis Bailey – Beaver HS

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Mental Health Warrior “This girl is a warrior! She’s been through so much these last 4 years, some days I wonder if we made the right choice...

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2024 – Awardee – Alexis Bailey – Beaver HS

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by High School Student | Mar 26, 2024 | Resilience Award Stories

A New Way of Life In the April of 2021 my mom received the Covid-19 vaccine. A short two weeks after being vaccinated my mom’s body started...

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2024 – Awardee – Alexis Bailey – Beaver HS

2024 – Awardee – Ruby Jones – Viewmont HS

by High School Student | Mar 26, 2024 | Resilience Award Stories

The Confidence to Overcome I thought I wasn't smart so I started to give up on myself. I am not creative enough. I can’t remember what anyone...

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Can i put the idea of suicide in someone's head by mentioning it?

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