The Suicide Letter Project (Letters)

"Bout Me Healing Productions, Cice Rivera"

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Documentary

Overview

The project entails a letter about a mother dealing with suicide and she tells her story to provide awareness to prevent suicide. Focused on true Events.

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Cice Rivera

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Keanu Blye

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