Men have a chance to answer that question themselves in an anonymous, confidential survey that is available online until Jan. 31, 2014. If you are a man 19 or older who has lost a family member, friend, or colleague to suicide, please go directly to the survey at http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/MenBereavement.
Every moment, of the day
I’m calling you
Trying to forget that your death
is not fabricated, but true
\1/4/2014 Dear Grandma, It has been one day since I heard the news about you. I am very, very upset, to the point where I am crying. But why did you have to do this to me Grandma? Why did you have to die? I really want to be able to see your face. All I need to see is your face, and I will feel bett
This poem was written by Alaina C White, granddaughter, high school sophomore. Grandma died December 18, 2013. My Mom - Shawn R. White
I ask that you remember me,
To say that I was there.
To let them know how real I was,
To show them that you care.
They have a fear that you'll forget
As every day goes by,
They need to know I had a worth,
And memories never die.
I lost my mom December 18, 2013. I always thought I understood grief but to lose a parent is impossible to understand until it happens. In life I am a very positive person but it now feels like a veil surrounds me that I cannot lift. To be so close to tears and at a loss for energy is a battle that is hard to win.
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It will be a year the 31st of this month that I lost the love of my life. It has been a year of turmoil, grief, pain, changes and growth. Ray's birthday in July followed by our anniversary 4 days later was my first "special" days without him. I won't lie, it hurt like hell and I cried.
