Do you believe you can recover from grief? I know there are many writings on grief.
Through my own experience of grief I found that it is important to have a good
perspective on the subject. I lost my
only biological son who completed suicide.
There was time during my grief where I did not think I would make it,
but God. Have you heard that there is a Balm in Gilead, a Savior, an awesome
God, that is loving and caring, and
excellent in every way. Hurting people
need help and needs skills to cope. When someone dies, regardless of the cause
of death, there are many questions that loom; however, when an individual has
made a decision to end his or her life, loved ones are left with many painful
and intense questions, unlike those raised as a result of accidental or natural
death. Questions that emerge will range
from ‘why,’ to “what if.” Surviving family and friends are drawn to searching
out if something could have done to either prevent the suicide; or, if indeed
they may have in some way contributed to or triggered the person’s decision to
commit suicide. Embedded in this quest for answers is the need to try to make
some sense of the death; the reality however, is that there are many complex
and oftentimes unanswerable questions regarding the act of suicide. Want to know more about recovering go to my
blog at Balm In Gilead, Salveforthesoul1blog.com weekly.
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