Unconditional Inspiration

The article is in French, but this is a very raw, real and beautifully written. If you take the time to translate it, or even just open up the article and scroll, you'll see many familiar faces from all over Wyoming. This is Part 2 of a 3 Part series.

"Je ne suis pas contre les armes. Au Wyoming, nous vivons dans la grande nature. Il y a des loups, des lions de montagne, nous en avons besoin pour nous protéger et nous avons dans notre population beaucoup de militaires et d’ex-militaires, on ne peut pas leur enlever ça, cela fait partie de leur identité , dit-elle.

"Rihanna believes instead in promoting better communication and frankly addressing the subject of su***de when a loved one is not well. It must be said: Are you going through a divorce? Did you lose your job? Can I keep your guns at my house for a while? You have to be able to make a plan when something is going badly, she says."

Thank you to every person who opened up their hearts and spoke with Emilie. Thank you CBC/Radio-Canada for publishing this powerful article.

If you or someone you know is struggling with thoughts of su***de, or experiencing a mental health crisis, please call or text 988, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

https://ici.radio-canada.ca/recit-numerique/5664/wyoming-deux-cowboys-temoignages-route-mort?fbclid=IwAR2xVmeJM_x-7QefDocXOJUOcw62UiMi4oDj7gxYgX2WRdzbnpHMtOZhJt8

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Au Wyoming, des fantômes dans le rétroviseur | Radio-Canada.ca Dans cet État, on vit et on meurt comme un cowboy, le fusil à la main, trop souvent désarmé par la tristesse.