And as you struggle asking yourself, “Will it ever change? Will it ever get better?” - know that it will.
But mama, I can’t lie to you. “Better” will never mean forgetting. stillstandingmag.com/2020/01…
This wasn't me being absent minded, this was amnesia. stillstandingmag.com/2020/02…
After months of rejecting participation in a support group, I signed up. I realized that I needed a connection to others who had suffered the loss of a young adult child to suicide. stillstandingmag.com/2019/10…
Because It Can Happen Again: Anxiety After Loss stillstandingmag.com/2019/12…
I understand why many choose to leave the world of social media following their loss.
Between old memories and constant images of happy families, reminders of what you are missing, there are so many minefields.
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I’m so sorry.
I’m sorry I had to leave so soon. I didn’t want to leave you, but please know that although you cannot see me, I am never far away. bit.ly/3H6Eapc
A Bereaved Parent’s Battle Cry stillstandingmag.com/2019/04…
Never An End To Life stillstandingmag.com/2019/04…
The Grandmother I Almost Was stillstandingmag.com/2020/09…
Grief doesn't always bring classic signs of mourning. stillstandingmag.com/2020/03…
Do Me A Favor: Say His Name stillstandingmag.com/2019/07…
Grief Defined Me… Until It Didn’t bit.ly/3QloYbC



