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Retired schoolteacher, Celia Blay, lived in White Waltham, UK.

She was mourning the loss of both her parents and had a lot of extra time.

Time she spent surfing the internet.

During one of her searches, she stumbled upon a website for people contemplating suicide.

Celia never knew something like this existed and she was intrigued.

She read the open forms and felt encouraged to see how many people care and supported each other to find help.

As a former teacher, Celia knew how to communicate with young people and stepped in as a counselor of sorts.

On one form, she chatted with a 17-year-old girl from Central America.

The girl confided in her that things were not going too well.

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