In Touch with Freddi Hammer - Robert Hunter, Students Preserving Mental Health.

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One suicide is too many.  Find out how Danville native Robert Hunter got on board to support a group from his alma mater, “Students Preserving Mental Health.”   Find out how Rob’s song called “Permanent” is about hope and understanding, and uses music and lyrics as a catalyst to spread a positive message about mental health. www.nami.org The National Alliance on Mental Illness RobertHunterMusic.net

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