Like sunflowers turning toward the sunlight, this blog helps survivors of suicide loss find hope, healing, and the path toward life after loss.
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Research consistently shows that most people who died by suicide were living with a mental health condition, often undiagnosed and unseen by everyone around them. This post walks…
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Many survivors carry a question they can barely put into words. The person they lost was one room over. The house was quiet. Nothing registered as a warning.…
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When a family loses someone to suicide, the death happens to everyone at once. But the grief that follows doesn’t look the same for any two people in…
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Many suicide loss survivors asked directly. They looked the person in the eye and asked if they were thinking about suicide. They were told no. Research on suicide…
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If you have lost a friend to suicide and found that the world around you treats your grief as somehow secondary to the family’s, this post puts words…
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If you have been hurt by something said to you after your loss and cannot quite explain to others why certain words land so hard, this post validates…
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If someone you care about has just lost a person to suicide and you do not know how to show up for them without making it worse, this…
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If Mother’s Day has become one of the most painful days of the year since your loss, this post was written for mothers who have lost a child…
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If you have been trying to understand why the person you lost chose to die when life held so much, this post reframes that question through the lens…
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If grief has been hitting you without warning in the middle of ordinary moments, this post explains what those sudden ambushes are and why they happen. You will…
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