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Julia almost died while on a mental health waiting list, but now dreams of the future

Julia almost died while on a mental health waiting list, but now dreams of the future

Julia Koene shares her story of nearly dying while waiting for mental health care, highlighting the dangers of long healthcare waitlists. Now recovered and planning for her future, she is advocating for improvements to the system to prevent similar situations for others.

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