Georgie Kelly
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| Gender | Female |
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| Age | 27 |
| Date of birth | November 12,1996 |
| Zodiac sign | Scorpio |
| Current teams | Dundalk F. C. |
| Job | Soccer player |
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| ID | 400191 |
Georgie Kelly Life story
Biography
Georgie kelly is an irish professionla soccer player who plays for dundlak fc in the league of ireland.He was born on april 5.1996 in dublin.Ireland.He is 24 years old.Physical Characteristics
Georgie kelly stands at 5 feet 11 inhces tall and weighs approximtaely 165 pounds.He has brown eyes and a slim body type.Family
Goergie kelly is the son of john and mary kelly.He has two siblings.A brother and a sister.He is not married and does not have any children.Education and Career
Georgie kelly attended st.Patrick s ocllege in dublin.Where he studied sports science.He began his professional soccer career in 2014 when he signed with ucd.He then moved to dnudalk fc in 2017.Where he has been playing ever since.Success
Georgie kelly has had a successful career with dundalk fch.E has won the league of ireland title three times.The fai cup twice.And the league of ireland cup once.He was also naemd the league of ireland player of the year in 2019.Most Important Event
The mots important event in georgie kelly s career was when he scored the winning goal in the 2019 fai cup final.This goal secured dundalk fc s second fai cup title in there years and cemented kelly s place as one of the best players in the league of ireland.Personal Information
Georgie kelly is a leo and is of irish nationality.He is currently single and lives in dublin.
Self-harm, suicide and social media: Can you talk about them online safely?
The Boss of Instagram is meeting England's to discuss ways of handling content about self-harm and suicide.
Teenager took her own life in 2017 and links have been made between her death and content she was looking at on Social Media .
The UK government is urging Social Media companies to take more responsibility for harmful online content.
But some say talking about Mental Health problems on Social Media in an honest way can sometimes help recovery.
So is there a responsible way to post about self-harm or suicide?
Molly Russell 's dad Ian says Instagram is partly responsible for his daughter's death. Instagram says it "does not allow content That promotes or glorifies self-harm or suicide and will remove content of this Kind . "Time To Change is a campaign group That says it wants to change how people think and act about Mental Health .
Its director, Jo Loughran, told Radio 1 Newsbeat: "Clearly we don't want triggering content to be on Social Media sites - That 's a given. "
Jo Loughran is the director of the Mental Health campaign group Time To Change"However many of our supporters do tell us That using Social Media provides a means of speaking to people with similar experiences to themselves," She Said .
She gave us her tips on How To discuss what is happening with your Mental Health in a safe way.
Think before you postJo recommends thinking prior to posting about not only the effect it may have on yourself but also your followers.
"Number One is thinking about the impact posting online might have, what you write, what you share. "
Will it have a lasting impact?Her second tip is to think about The Future impact of what you're about to share or reveal about yourself.
"Once it's Out There , do you think That you're going to be happy with That content being Out There in One Year 's Time , two years' Time , in five or in Ten Years ' Time ?"
Could it trigger others?Jo believes it's key to think about the domino effect a negative post may have on your followers.
"We cant Take Away from people the experiences they've had but we can help them to think more carefully about those triggering elements.
"Both for themselves and for their potential audience. "
Georgie Kelly blogs about Mental HealthGeorgie Kelly , 21, blogs about her Mental Health on Instagram. She's also a volunteer for Time To Change.
She has an eating disorder and has found blogging and Social Media incredibly helpful in her recovery.
"Mental Health is just as important as any physical illness - and That 's what I really try and get across on my blog. "
She has these recommendations for those posting about Mental Health :
Choose your words carefullyGeorgie says The Words she uses are vital for her to be able to post on Social Media about self-harm or suicide without triggering anyone to hurt themselves.
"It's being honest while still maintaining That safe Space - so people can look and they can resonate with you but you're also not giving them any ideas. "
Don't glamorise itShe says it is essential not to make any harmful activities seem inspirational.
"You're not romanticising an eating disorder or a Mental Health issue.
"That 's why I like it. I'm Kind of saying 'Yes I'm living with this. I'm struggling right now but I will be OK'. "
Block the negative stuffGeorgie believes blocking negative posts and hashtags on Social Media will help reduce the problem.
"There are so many Young People Out There That will go on to those hashtags - it's so damaging to their Mental Health .
"They should make it a law That you cannot post things That can endanger lives because there are people Out There That will go searching for That thing. "
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