Category: Show Me Your Brave
The #ShowMeYourBrave Project started with a simple question: “What is the bravest, scariest, or most intimidating thing you’ve ever done?” asked of Facebook friends. The response was so overwhelming that I extended the question to the general public via this project.
The idea is to feature everyday bravery, to highlight how amazing, resilient, and brave humans are. Bravery comes in many shapes and sizes — each act matters. Some people have held the hands of loved ones as they died, some have faced fears, some have been resilient through tragedies of all kinds. . .
By sharing our experiences, we find others who have been through the same, and give them the power to see their strength, too. Sharing brings us together.
Stories are shared in snippets on the Show Me Your Brave Facebook page and in full at Show Me Your Brave.
Please consider sharing a story of a time you did something brave or scary:
For media or other inquiries, please contact us at ShowMeYourBraveProject@gmail.com.
#ShowMeYourBrave in the news:
Alex on What She Said Radio discussing #ShowMeYourBrave
Alex discussing the project on Rogers Daytime Durham
Toronto Star
Hamilton Spectator
Inside Halton
Metro News
Toronto Star
DurhamRegion.com
MSN.com
Before I was a parent, I had no concept of how challenging a role it would be. Beyond the..
This #ShowMeYourBrave post brings me to tears. I can feel Nina’s everlasting pain over the loss of her mother,..
Each week when I share a new #ShowMeYourBrave post, I choose from the many submissions and make the difficult..
Every day, stories pour in for the #ShowMeYourBrave project. Some will break your heart, and others will make you laugh…
This submission comes from reader K.L., a mother of two, and one of the kindest people I know. The courage..
I was invited to share the story of how #ShowMeYourBrave started on What She Said radio last week, and when..
Sometimes, an act of bravery is an act of defiance. Several doctors and specialists told Jessica Guenard-Valiquette that injuries to her..
This story comes to us from Sarah Taylor, whose husband Keith Childerhose waited three long and stressful months for a..
Awhile ago, a reporter reached out to me about the Show Me Your Brave project. The project was something I started rather..
Life’s full of moments of fear that we overcome. For some it’s just leaving the house every day. For others,..