
Facing Suicide: Part V Learning to Cope with Guilt After Suicide Loss
Losing a loved One to Suicide It is very likely that you’re a suicide loss survivor. Research indicates that for each of the thousands of
Losing a loved One to Suicide It is very likely that you’re a suicide loss survivor. Research indicates that for each of the thousands of
My heart aches as I write this. One of my cousins called to tell me her sister passed away and is now with the Lord.
I’ve been “off” this week, restless, have the feeling that something isn’t “ right”, but can’t put my finger on it. Today, I figured out
Technology – great when it works and tough when it doesn’t. My phone that I bought after Connor died was having issues. I didn’t plug
For those of you who have lost a loved one, thinking about the empty chair at the holiday table may intensify grief in all its
Tomorrow is the 20th anniversary of 9/11. In 2001, American Airlines Flight 11 and United Airlines Flight 175 were hijacked by terrorists and intentionally crashed
When my son died quite unexpectedly by suicide, not only was I traumatized by his death, but I was left making decisions I had no
I received this reply to this question, “what are you doing to help yourself move through your grief?” “…But just like my mother, I am
We all know about the circle of life. After life comes death. I think sometimes we forget that death is part of the privilege of
Our minds are extremely good at telling us lies about our ability to get through the loss of a loved one. It can trick us
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