How I wish no one else would become a survivor of suicide loss. One suicide is one too many, and the pain it leaves behind ripples deep and wide and stays for years and years.
Tag: suicide prevention
I left the funeral with a heart filled with grief and a head filled with the enormous, urgent task of calling on all of us – parents, guardians, adults, humans of the world – to take care of the children…
Dear Friend, I’ve lit a candle for you today as I’ve done in the past six anniversaries, today included. Do you see it, how it’s […] Read More
All over the world today, September 10, there are events happening in support of World Suicide Prevention Day (WSPD). The International Association for Suicide Prevention […] Read More
Do you want to show your support for those around the world who are battling depression, bullying, feelings of isolation or hopelessness? Do you want […] Read More
This year’s World Suicide Prevention Day (September 10) is coming to a close. I have cycled in support of Cycle Around the World, in solidarity […] Read More
After almost two years, today I was on my bike again. I took it out of storage, inflated the tires, and wiped away most of […] Read More
It’s fifteen days till September 10, fifteen days till World Suicide Prevention Day, fifteen days till the first death anniversary of my friend who was […] Read More
Yesterday, the world was shocked to learn that the great and lovable actor and comedian Robin Williams passed away. What was personally shocking and heartbreaking […] Read More
Through TED Talks, I’ve learned about of Kevin Briggs, a recently retired California Highway Patrol Sergeant and, in my humble opinion, a hero and an […] Read More