Tag Archives: bereavement
Dear Neil (a 2 year letter)
Dear Neil, If you were here today, I would tell you how much I enjoyed our friendship. I would do the silly football dance that always made you laugh. Your daughter would curl up in your arms, and perhaps she … Continue reading
Posted in Grief, Marriage, Suicide, Widow
Tagged bereavement, dancing in the mine fields, death of father, death of husband, grief after 2 years, Marriage, Suicide, widow
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COLLATERAL DAMAGE – what suicide does to the left-behinds
Today is the day I realized why some people feel suicide is selfish. Today is the day I saw the collateral damage caused to the left-behinds. Over the past few weeks I have met with a number of individuals who … Continue reading
Posted in Closure, Coping, Death, Grief, Stigmas, Suicide, Support
Tagged bereavement, collateral damage, grief, stigmas, Suicide, support groups, widow
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