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Author Archives: lindasnyder
Thoughts from September 2nd, 2019
My house smells like incense and a fresh pot of coffee. The sound of rain is soothing and everything is a brilliant green. The pups are sleeping on the chairs near me, and I’ve gotten several projects out of the … Continue reading
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Tagged courage, Grief, passing on the pain, sadness, Suicide, the pain of suicide
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Fee-for-Service Grief Supports Via Telephone To Begin September 23
Beginning September 23 at 4:00 am EST – YES, 4:00 in the morning! – The Grief Warrior Project will offer fee-for-service telephone supports for people coping with the complicated grief that comes with the suicide of a loved one. The … Continue reading
Posted in Grief, Suicide, Telephone Supports
Tagged courage, Grief, grief supports, passing on the pain, sadness, Suicide, Telephone Supports, the pain of suicide
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Passing On The Pain – Please Don’t Say This!
A wonderful friend posted this meme on his page. He wanted to be helpful to anyone going through suicidal thoughts, but after my comment below, private messaged me, stating he was very sorry if he had offended because of my … Continue reading
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Tagged courage, Grief, passing on the pain, sadness, Suicide, the pain of suicide
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One of the Most Dangerous Memes I’ve Seen
The meme and comments below came from a Facebook group that’s supposedly for enlightened people. The meme itself made me want to scream. Some of the comments were completely ignorant. XXXXXXXX This is on point. People seem to forget you’re … Continue reading
I’m Different Now
I don’t really agree with this. For me, it’s not really about recovering the “me” that was lost. That person is gone forever, with only parts of who I was left. You’re different afterwards. You just aren’t the same anymore. … Continue reading
Bacon Bits
Slowly, I’m beginning to make changes at home. A few minutes ago I threw out three of those little jars of bacon bits that John used to love so much on his salads and baked potatoes. He died almost two … Continue reading
Courage
Yes, courage. Not the courage that it takes to get up every morning and keep moving despite the pain. But the courage to stop wishing to return to a life that will never again be. Tough shit, this. But since … Continue reading
Posted in Grief, Loneliness, Suicide
Tagged courage, Grief, Loneliness, sadness, storm, trauma
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Accepting That Grief Is Now Part of Me
Just got a message from someone who had connected with me a few months ago because of a person close to her who had suicided. The grief had hit her all over again, but her friends and family members seemed … Continue reading
Oh No….
Again, a suicide. I only slightly know one of the family members but it is so similar to what I lived through two years ago, that all of the gamut of emotions came flooding back…. fear, hope, terror, more hope, … Continue reading
Outraged
Earlier this morning I noticed that someone had posted on a flea market group I run on Facebook that she had a psychiatrist who was recommending she get additional supports. She stated she was a single mother without a … Continue reading
