Death is not the greatest loss. The greatest loss is what dies within us, yet we live on. ~ Unknown

Although this website is named after my book, I also have a lot of articles I wrote and other information here that you can access. My goal is to provide you with enough help to reach your journey to healing. You can click through the Archives, look at Memorial Sites for SR2H members, and click the links to other websites to find useful information.

On November 16, 1998 my only son suicided and forever changed the lives of those that love him. Surviving that first year or so felt impossible. I cried a river of tears as I took that walk through hell ... but I survived it. Now I want to help you survive. And then I want to help you reclaim your life. I know that sounds impossible, but I promise it's do-able.

There is a lot of information on this site so please come back often. We are constantly adding to it. We also have links to great resources to help you, and update those often. Anything you cannot find here, you will probably find on our sister-site, Road2healing.

After my sons suicide the pain ran so deep it felt like it would be fatal! And most days I hoped it would be ... I desperately needed someone to understand this unique pain and help me find my way toward healing. But I had no idea where to even begin to find that help.For that reason, and at the request of many survivors, I wrote this book. Order here ... 4 hours of Audio to listen to, or choose Kindle or Digital format.

Survivors often become frustrated with those around them who cannot understand the depth of their pain or the aftermath of a suicide death. If you are one of those survivors or you would like to help someone else understand what you are working through, this will help: Different

For more resources, online support groups, and articles you can print out and share with loved ones, please be sure to visit: Survivors Road2healing

Linda Flatt, who lost her twenty-five-year-old son, Paul, to suicide said, "The only person (except God) with the answers to my questions is unavailable to hear them, and it occurs to me that he might not know the answers himself." She said there comes a time to stop asking the questions. She realized that she didn't really want answers as much as she wanted a chance to challenge the answers and change the outcome.

Isn't that what we all really want? A chance to have a choice in such a life-altering event that we had no say in? A place to go back to and challenge the ending. But we will never have that chance, so the next step is to ask, "Where do I go from here?' That's what we want to help you discover. Please join our online support group and let us walk with you on this very difficult healing journey. Road2healing Support Groups

Help With Graphic Images- Does 'the movie' play over and over and over in your head non-stop? Are you struggling with nightmares and 'day-mares' and feel like you're losing your mind?More

Telling Children- Are you at a loss for what to tell the children and how to answer their questions?Let's talk about it...

We have a great list of book referrals for survivors here: Suicide Survivor Books