Good Charlotte Confronts Suicide With New Video
Good Charlotte will premiere "Hold On," their fifth and final video from The Young and the Hopeless, live on MTV's "TRL" as part of "Spankin' New Music" week, tomorrow -- Wednesday November 12.
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With the release of our video "Hold On" we wanted to write a note to tell you how much this video means to us and how important life is.
We have lost some close friends to suicide and it has affected just about everyone we know. Everyday we read letters from fans saying that the stress of life, the pressure with family, and losing love is too much to bear. We want to say that you may feel alone but you are not. So many have gone through the same thing and reaching out is a sign of strength not weakness. Life will get better and life is worth living even if it seems unbearable right now. It's our goal that this video gives hope to our fans that have reached out to us, and maybe it will reach some who don't know us. Even if it is just one person, if it makes a difference in their life it was worth the time, effort, and money it took to make. Life is not something we feel anyone should give up on.
Once again we will always thank our fans for being a part of this and making this happen, thanks for giving us a chance -- Joel Madden.
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If you are feeling that the pressures and pain are too much please call …
1-800-SUICIDE. (784-2433).
www.hopeline.com
To learn about depression and suicide log on to:
www.afsp.org
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With the release of our video "Hold On" we wanted to write a note to tell you how much this video means to us and how important life is.
We have lost some close friends to suicide and it has affected just about everyone we know. Everyday we read letters from fans saying that the stress of life, the pressure with family, and losing love is too much to bear. We want to say that you may feel alone but you are not. So many have gone through the same thing and reaching out is a sign of strength not weakness. Life will get better and life is worth living even if it seems unbearable right now. It's our goal that this video gives hope to our fans that have reached out to us, and maybe it will reach some who don't know us. Even if it is just one person, if it makes a difference in their life it was worth the time, effort, and money it took to make. Life is not something we feel anyone should give up on.
Once again we will always thank our fans for being a part of this and making this happen, thanks for giving us a chance -- Joel Madden.
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If you are feeling that the pressures and pain are too much please call …
1-800-SUICIDE. (784-2433).
www.hopeline.com
To learn about depression and suicide log on to:
www.afsp.org