Alex
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RED DE APOYO

When everything feels lost, isolation often takes over. Asking for help becomes the hardest step, clouded by shame, fear of rejection, and an inner dialogue that convinces us we must endure everything alone. What seems obvious from the outside—leaning on others—can feel impossible when you are inside the darkness. Words get stuck, solutions feel unreachable, and even the smallest step forward feels like a leap into uncertainty.

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In moments of despair, surrendering control can feel like falling backwards, blind and terrified. That brief moment of free fall is filled with fear, memories, and the anticipation of pain. Yet, more often than we expect, that fall does not end in impact, but in something soft. Support appears not as a solution, but as presence: someone willing to hold, to listen, to interrupt the fall.

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RED DE APOYO is that invisible net of hands that catches us before we break. It is built from care, touch, patience, and shared humanity. Through it, we regain strength, remember what matters, and slowly return to life. Falling becomes part of the process, not the end—because with support, we rise again, changed but still here.