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Category Archives: Grief
Throwing Out the Dead Flowers
I just now finally threw out the floral arrangements left over from John’s Celebration of Life here at the house…. I hadn’t moved them in the past 2.5 months; they just sat where they’d been placed and slowly dried … Continue reading
Coming Out of My Bedroom
After John first died, and after all the flow of visitors stopped dropping in, and after my daughter went back home to California (nearly a month later), I pretty much holed up in what was our bedroom. My big house (9 … Continue reading
Posted in Coping Skills & Resiliency, Grief, John K Snyder, Loneliness
Tagged Grief, Loneliness
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The Gray Area of Being Suicidal
The following blog from The Mighty (https://themighty.com) describes the passive, habitual, long-term suicidality that too many people live with. The thoughts are always there, lurking in the background. If something negative happens, no matter how minor it is, the immediate … Continue reading
Posted in Coping Skills & Resiliency, Grief, PTSD, Suicide
Tagged passive suicidality, Suicide, thoughts of suicide, Warrior Project
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Choices
I’m a member of several support groups on Facebook for those of us grieving the loss of a spouse, child, parent, or other loved one to suicide. Too many of the members question “Why? Why did s/he do it?” Some … Continue reading
Posted in Coping Skills & Resiliency, Grief, PTSD, Suicide
Tagged alcoholism, chronic pain, Grief, grieving, Suicide, Warrior Project
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Today is Christmas – And It Sucks
********************************************** In memory of my beloved husband John Kelly Snyder… 20 Sep 1956 – 21 Oct 2016. The Warrior Project will be a warm, welcoming drop-in center for those living with extreme emotional and/or physical pain coupled with hopelessness, and … Continue reading
Posted in Grief, Loneliness
Tagged Grief, grieving, missing, missing you, my husband is dead, survivor, widow, widower
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What If I Came Back and You Had Remarried?
About 10 years ago, John and I were talking about random stuff… lovers’ talk. The kinds of things one says when you’re having those completely giddy, head-over-heels feelings one gets at times when you’re so in love you can barely … Continue reading
Posted in Grief, Loneliness
Tagged Grief, grieving, missing, missing you, my husband is dead, survivor, widow, widower
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