P.S. I Love You Day brings to light mental health awareness; awareness day started by LI sisters
The mental health awareness day started in 2010 by West Islip High School alums sisters Brooke and Jamie DiPalma after losing their dad to suicide.
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Feb 9, 2024, 10:36 AM
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16ds agoYou can expect a sea of purple at schools across Long Island today. It’s P.S. I Love You Day!
The mental health awareness day started in 2010 by sisters Brooke and Jamie DiPalma after losing their dad to suicide.
Anti-bullying events have been held in the past at the girls’ alma mater – West Islip High School.
Similar events will be happening at schools across Long Island today.
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