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[Seba]

Lady Gaga has invited members of the National Council for Behavioral Health to set up stations outside each of her shows on her upcoming North American Born This Way Ball tour as part of her 27-city Born Brave Bus Tour, which will allowing her fans and attendees the chance to meet with psychologists for support and help.



Cynthia Germanotta aka Mama Gaga, and the president of the Born This Way Foundation that Gaga launched this year, said, "Now more than ever, our kids need access to support within their communities, including mental health services. By connecting youth to these local resources, we hope to plant the seeds that will help them deal with today’s challenges and inspire them to continue exercising their strength and bravery well after the Born Brave Bus leaves town."



We love that Gaga is being so proactive and doing her part to help the youth of today.

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This is sweet, but at the same time

[Marq]

[Chanel]

She knows us too well

[ElectricMonster]

May Godga help us all

[Lance]

Yay. More things other fan bases could make fun of us with.

[Joshua]

This ties in with the Born This Way Foundation perfectly. I think it's great that they're doing this.

[nills]

noooooooooooooooo

[Seba]

Our generation's mother Theresa

[vesp]

Cherry and Remixed first in the LINE

[Save-Me-Oprah]

A fun tailgating experience...

 

 

...of counselling.

 

[Lutece]



Cynthia Germanotta aka Mama Gaga

[Heidi Montag]

Marc will also be at the very front of the line. In fact, if he isn't first he will have a bitch fit. 

[Joschua]

I really hope the ones that call her mommy get the help they need.

 

And its Grandma Germanotta. Not Mama Gaga. PSHHHH.

 

Oh dear. I need help.

[Heidi Montag]

But the ones that really need it will be camping out though, sooo....

[Rama]

This is great.

[Fat Jesus]

Hopefully someone can finally provide help to the over-ambitious stans (the ones who follow her everywhere and camp outside her hotel rooms).

[Lulu]

She really knows her fans

[Matty]

This is actually the first think the foundation did that might actually help. Why is everyone acting like it's a bad thing? Yes, it does sounds ridiculous, but for some of the really damaged kids who don't know where to seek help, this could be the first step.

[LipglossLuxury]

Yay. More things other fan bases could make fun of us with.

Oh, I already am.

[j_krisp]

Nothing says "let's get ready to party" like group therapy in the parking lot.