I kept hearing "it will get easier" oh no it doesn't at least not for me. I lost my husband on October 27, 2005 and to this day I have so many unanswered questions. He makes his presence known very clearly and while he sends us many blessings I just wish heaven would have a phone.

His Name Was Trent, He was a Veteran of Afghanistan, a father, a husband, a brother, a worker among men and a great friend.

For Trent:

I never used to miss the chance, to stop off by his house…

I've looked at many sites but have never posted or joined until today. I have this "feeling" that keeps rising from within to DO something, so I'm here now to help break the taboo regarding suicide. I'm here to help with the healing process by sharing stories and I'm here because I care about others who are going through the same thing.

As survivors we share a special bond and I cry when I read other peoples stories, I feel the pain and I know it runs deep with many emotions.…

Hey everyone, Angelique here. Wanted to let you know about an upcoming film festival that benefits the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP). "Driving By Braille" deals with one girl's family history with mental illness and the stigmas behind it. In its emotional entirety, the film has a message of hope. All proceeds, whether ticket purchase or other donations supporting the cause, go…