Tag: continuing-bonds
Resources on continuing bonds after suicide loss and ways survivors can stay connected to their loved one and find comfort in an enduring relationship.
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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Feeling happy after suicide loss can bring a rush of guilt, as if joy means you cared less. It does not. Grief research and years in our support…
15–22 minutes -
Losing an only child to suicide can end your daily role as a parent, your plans for growing older with family nearby, and the future you built around…
16–23 minutes -
Long term healing after suicide loss does not follow a set timeline, though it does happen. If you are counting days, weeks, or years since your own loss,…
15–23 minutes -
Grieving the future they never had is real, and it sits right alongside missing the person you actually lost, the wedding, the career, the future that was supposed…
14–22 minutes -
You know the ache of forever young after suicide loss, the unfairness of an age that never changes. But sometimes a song finds you at exactly the right…
15–23 minutes -
A child’s birthday after suicide loss holds grief and memory in the same moment. Jack Klingert shares the memories he still carries of his son John, and what…
19–28 minutes -
Memorial Day after suicide loss brings grief no ceremony was designed to hold. The flags are out, the grill is ready, and someone who was always at your…
15–23 minutes -
If you have lost a partner to suicide and have started to wonder, even tentatively, whether you might ever be open to love again, this post addresses the…
17–26 minutes -
If you have been measuring your grief by how close you are to “done” and feeling like you are falling behind, this post reframes the question entirely. You…
13–20 minutes -
If you are facing a wedding, your own, a child’s, or someone else’s close to you, while carrying a grief that most people in that room will not…
21–31 minutes
