Losing His Necklace Felt Like Losing My Son All Over Again
I lost my son to suicide. Then, I lost the necklace I got to remember him.
Topic: grief
Grief After Suicide Loss: It Doesn’t Get Lighter, You Get Used to the Weight
Hope is powerful and necessary but sometimes that’s not how the story ends. Sometimes, your sister dies and you just have to keep living without her.
Grief and Knowing the Sun Will Rise Again
Grief is a riptide that you don’t see coming until the world’s upside down...
A note from TWLOHA on gun violence
We're not meant to remain in this state of chronic shock. And yet, here we are.
The Holiday Season Doesn’t Equate to Just One Feeling
We’re taught and encouraged to feel and honor a single emotion when the holiday season is upon us.
Identifying Trauma and Its Ties to Adoption
You’re allowed to love the family you have while still facing pain, anger, and even guilt over how they became your family.
High or Low
Mothers across the world are carrying the weight of their loss strapped to their back as they trek through their lives, and we may never even know it.
If We Get Another Day, How Will We Spend It?
In the inevitable moments of pain and darkness, try to remember that you are someone’s Patrick to their Aundre...
Suicide Loss and Learning to Surf
I want to be angry at a disease, a car accident, something.
20 Years Later: For The Ones We Miss
The events of September 11th sparked grief, a sudden loss of innocence, and unprecedented collective emotional trauma.
Father’s Day Without a Father
For me, this day is typically a reminder of everything I didn’t get to have.
The Gravity of Grief and Depression
I saw the signs, I knew I was neck-deep in depression. There was no denying it.
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