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Author Archives: lindasnyder
Support Groups Resuming!
Life was been wicked busy lately, even as I’ve struggled to find purpose in it all. But I’ve had a few surprising breakthroughs and “aha!” experiences, and John has continued to be with me every step of the way – … Continue reading
Sexual Predation Has a Life-Long Impact on Its Victims
There’s an article in today’s Portland (ME) Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram titled Scars of abuse linger for former Boy Scouts now well into middle age. Unless you have a subscription to the PPH/MST, you may not be able to access … Continue reading
On the Fourth Anniversary
Four years ago today my husband took his own life. I still can’t believe the depth of pain and hopelessness he was living with to do such a final, fatal act. But I understand it. I miss you terribly, John. … Continue reading
Wall of Art – Supporting The Grief Warrior Project
Since my husband died, the vintage & antiques business we had started has funneled all profits (after expenses) into The Grief Warrior Project, to help me help others facing the same devastation I did after John’s death. Although I eventually … Continue reading
Posted in Coping Skills & Resiliency, Grief, Heritage Collectibles Books & Maps, Suicide, Support Groups, Uncategorized, Wall of Art, Warrior Project
Tagged dealing with grief, death by suicide, Grief, heritage collectibles, Heritage Health Services, Suicide, suicide supports, support group, The Grief Warrior Project, Wall of Art
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Coping with Suicide – Individual & Group Sessions
The Grief Warrior Project is now offering individual support sessions on Wednesday mornings and Thursday late afternoons with a mental health professional who has lived the experience of the devastating loss of her husband to suicide. Individual sessions are available … Continue reading
Bliss
Opening your heart to someone – really opening it – doesn’t mean everything will always be sweetness and light, although there are moments (many moments) when the love is pure and gentle. Opening your heart means a willingness to … Continue reading
Posted in Inspirational, John K Snyder
Tagged acceptance, connection, inspiration, life after death, love
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Longing
Longing I find myself Scrolling aimlessly Searching for something Searching for someone Someone I miss terribly. It’s a waste of time, of course This futile attempt To find him in the insights of others When I can really only find … Continue reading
Posted in Grief, Loneliness
Tagged Grief, Loneliness, longing, love, missing him, poem about death, poem about grief, poem about longing, sadness
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Executive Dysfunction and The “Impossible Task”
There’s an idea called the “Impossible Task” that’s gone viral in the past year or so. Coined by M. Molly Backes, the Impossible Task is the inability to manage a very simple, every day function that would not be a … Continue reading
Almost Three Years…
Well, strictly speaking, I’m “cured” of the bout of pneumonia that knocked me off my feet and significantly limited my ability to work for nearly two weeks. I could whine about the on-going cough and exhaustion, but everyone else is … Continue reading
Posted in Grief, Suicide
Tagged courage, Grief, passing on the pain, sadness, Suicide, the pain of suicide
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