Supporting Our Survivors
We’re letting them know that it’s OK to ask for help. We’re letting them know that being a survivor of depression and suicide is not something to be ashamed of.
Topic: grief
We’re letting them know that it’s OK to ask for help. We’re letting them know that being a survivor of depression and suicide is not something to be ashamed of. By Erin Gillingham
At TWLOHA, we choose to mark this day in memory of those lost to suicide and mental illness. We hope that today's remembrance allows you space to heal and the courage to continue to live and to love. By Matt Ouimette
After her brother’s death, Amanda realized there is much more to suicide than the misconceptions society has taught us. By Amanda Long
A former TWLOHA intern and her mother share what their family has lost to suicide—and what they’ve gained through hope and community. By Marie Battaglia
Suicide has reached—and taken from—so many. Today, we reflect on loved ones lost and how they motivate us to make positive change. By Jessica Haley
Earlier this year, Caroline lost her sister, Sarah, to suicide. Now, Caroline remembers Sarah's life and shares why she believes in the message that "You cannot be replaced." By Chris Youngblood
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