Tag Archives: Warrior Project

Choices

Posted on January 1, 2017 by lindasnyder

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 | Leave a comment

Saturday, Dec 31 – Living with Emotional and/or Physical Pain, PTSD and Hopelessness Support Group – at The Warrior Project

Posted on December 31, 2016 by lindasnyder

Support Group: Living with Emotional and/or Physical Pain and/or PTSD, Complicated by Hopelessness Tonight, from 6:00-7:30 pm. For those who are sick and tired of feeling sick and tired of their emotional, psychic and/or physical pain, and are feeling hopeless … Continue reading →

Posted in Coping Skills & Resiliency, PTSD, Support Groups | Tagged alcohol, chronic pain, coping skills, depression, discussing suicide, hiding depression, hiding pain, hopelessness, isolation, lethal, lethality, physical pain, resilience, resiliency, save a life, substance abuse, Suicide, suicide risk factors, support group, support understanding healing, the warrior project, troubled man, Warrior Project | Leave a comment

Code 9 – Officer Needs Assistance

Posted on December 30, 2016 by lindasnyder

I’ve started talking to local police departments about The Warrior Project. The reception I’m getting is overwhelmingly positive and supportive. In the past two days, I’ve had several emails back from local departments, and have met with representatives of the police … Continue reading →

Posted in Code 9 - Officer Needs Assistance, Death & Dying, Suicide, Support Groups, Warrior Project | Tagged chronic pain, code 9, first responder, Grief, grieving, police force, police officer, suicide survivors group, support group, support understanding healing, survivor, survivors group, tragedy, Warrior Project, widow, widower | Leave a comment

Warrior Project – Suicide Survivors Grief Group, 12/27/2016

Posted on December 27, 2016 by lindasnyder

Suicide Survivors Grief Group – We welcome those who have recently lost someone to suicide, or those who are still feeling the impact even years later. It is a place to share your grief and learn how to live again … Continue reading →

Posted in Death & Dying, Suicide, Support Groups, Warrior Project | Tagged chronic pain, Grief, grieving, suicide survivors group, support group, support understanding healing, survivor, survivors group, Warrior Project, widow, widower | Leave a comment

Warrior Project – Suicide Survivors Grief Group, 12/20/2016

Posted on December 20, 2016 by lindasnyder

Statistics on Suicide in Maine 2016 – American Foundation for Suicide Prevention

Posted on December 17, 2016 by lindasnyder

maine-facts-2016-suicide *************************** In memory of my beloved husband John Kelly Snyder… 20 Sept 1956 – 21 Oct 2016. The Warrior Project will eventually become a warm, welcoming drop-in center for those living with extreme emotional and/or physical pain coupled with hopelessness, … Continue reading →

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Saturday, Dec 17 – Living with Emotional and/or Physical Pain and Hopelessness Support Group – at The Warrior Project

Posted on December 16, 2016 by lindasnyder

Support Group: Living with Emotional/Psychic and/or Physical Pain Complicated by Hopelessness For those who are sick and tired of feeling sick and tired of their emotional, psychic and/or physical pain, and are feeling hopeless about it all. A typical member … Continue reading →

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Warrior Project – Suicide Survivors Grief Group, 12/13/2016

Posted on December 12, 2016 by lindasnyder

Suicide Survivors Grief Group – For those grieving the loss of a loved one by suicide. This is a non-religious based group facilitated by a loss survivor/social worker. We welcome those who have recently lost someone to suicide, or those who … Continue reading →

Posted in Support Groups, Warrior Project | Tagged chronic pain, Grief, grieving, suicide survivors group, support group, support understanding healing, survivor, survivors group, Warrior Project, widow, widower | Leave a comment

Teddy Bears From His Flannel Shirts…

Posted on December 11, 2016 by lindasnyder

A friend of ours, who went to junior and senior high school with John and me (way back in 1968-1974), is a talented seamstress. She made these teddy bears for me out of John’s flannel shirts. She did them for … Continue reading →

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Living with Psychic/Physical Pain Support Group – Tonight, at The Warrior Project in Lewiston

Posted on December 10, 2016 by lindasnyder

Living with Psychic/Physical Pain Group – For those who are sick & tired of feeling sick & tired of their emotional and/or physical pain. This is a non-religious based group facilitated by a loss survivor/social worker. A typical member would … Continue reading →

Posted in Suicide, Support Groups | Tagged alcohol, chronic pain, coping skills, depression, discussing suicide, hiding depression, hiding pain, hopelessness, isolation, lethal, lethality, physical pain, resilience, resiliency, save a life, substance abuse, Suicide, suicide risk factors, support group, support understanding healing, the warrior project, troubled man, Warrior Project | Leave a comment