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01.12.25, Barbara W., (about why people follow our
facebook page),
Curiosity, watchful eyes, whatever. Each follower has their own unique
motivation. Why are crime shows, murder mysteries, ID channel so popular?
Answer: the human condition. Humans want to know how, why, when, and more. In
fact most species are curious and gain insight as a result of gaining the
knowledge of dangers. Information on this page is publicly available. Kudos to
those who pushed for the nets. As time goes on maybe better preventions will be
discovered. 01.05.25, Terra E., from this facebook post, people are so sensitive. There are so many people that jump off this bridge cynical as it is…it’s real. ? honesty about a situation does not make it vulgar. I think I’m allowed to post this as I have lost someone to suicide and my father has his remains under that bridge. For he committed suicide, but not by jumping. 01.06.25, Skyway Bridge Terra, sorry about your father's fate. those left behind are more often the ones that suffer the most. 01.06.25, Terra E., Thank you. Yes, the suffering and the pain passes on from the one who left onto the living loved ones. It depends on what you do with it though. Never be selfish and hope a tortured soul stays. Let them go if they must go. That is not me advocating for suicide. If they can be helped get them help. That said, for the ones who cannot be saved, it is important that those who remain behind find healing. Grief is a must, but wallowing and anger is not. I say, don’t let your love one die in vain. Keep their memory alive and talk about the good times often. Use your strength and experience for good and positivity. When you find peace use that to help “the newly bereaved” cope (because suicide will never 100% end)! Believe me, a time will come when you have the clarity and ability to move forward from the loss. Let others know there is no shame in mental illness. Let others know they are not alone. #AfSP, #suicideprevention, #endstigma |