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A Family's Tears "A Memoir ": Suicide Kills More Then One Person!

A Family's Tears "A Memoir ": Suicide Kills More Then One Person!

Lorrie Sigley
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Suicide kills more then one person. Suicide kills entire family's. Eight out of ten people considering suicide give some of their intentions. I didn't even know what those signs were when my son killed his self. My daughter showed the signs, but I didn't want to believe them, and she killed herself. Suicide is the eighth leading cause of death in the United States, but people who have mental illnesses and are considering suicide are afraid to say any anything, because of the judgment, and stigma that comes with it. My family and I experienced a lot of cruel and very painful judgments and criticism that came with my children's suicides, by schools, neighbors, church and so called friends. This book contains our painful and tragic story. This book is dedicated to my children: Steven, Heather, David J.R., and Christopher. You taught me how to live. You taught me how to be human. You taught me how to love. I am so proud of all of you. I love you so much.
Language
English
Pages
47
Format
Kindle Edition
Release
February 28, 2015

A Family's Tears "A Memoir ": Suicide Kills More Then One Person!

Lorrie Sigley
0/5 ( ratings)
Read Download
Suicide kills more then one person. Suicide kills entire family's. Eight out of ten people considering suicide give some of their intentions. I didn't even know what those signs were when my son killed his self. My daughter showed the signs, but I didn't want to believe them, and she killed herself. Suicide is the eighth leading cause of death in the United States, but people who have mental illnesses and are considering suicide are afraid to say any anything, because of the judgment, and stigma that comes with it. My family and I experienced a lot of cruel and very painful judgments and criticism that came with my children's suicides, by schools, neighbors, church and so called friends. This book contains our painful and tragic story. This book is dedicated to my children: Steven, Heather, David J.R., and Christopher. You taught me how to live. You taught me how to be human. You taught me how to love. I am so proud of all of you. I love you so much.
Language
English
Pages
47
Format
Kindle Edition
Release
February 28, 2015

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