Hello my name is Irene lost my son to suicide on January 22 2022 it has not be a good year thank God i have the lord. my mom got very i’ll this year and lost her on January 15.so why grieving my son had to take care of mom so is been a rough year and yes i journal a lot and it has really help. Jesse had just turn 34 on the 10 of January was dealing with covid had just come out of covi my son had never been depressed so this was very hard and suppressing i know something happened to his brain with covi. His death effective mom she also had a January birthday she had turn 90 on the 2 of January. So been looking for books to read and them i search pod cast heard others but yours is really talking what i needed. thank you just listen to triggers.

Found this podcast after being triggered. I began crying and screaming at God and asking where he was at because I don’t see Him or feel Him near me. Then He led me to this podcast, and I realize that He is in you. And using you to speak to me. No one understands grief of the loss of a child. Thanks for making this podcast

Thank you for sharing your story. This has helped me so much!

Are you still recording these episodes? This is the only thing to get me through these days. I didn’t see any after aug 25th. Thank you for sharing your story. You give sone hope.

I just found your podcast, and want to thank you for creating it. Your voice is soothing, and you speak the truth. It’s been 5 year’s since the sudden loss of our 17 year old, and I didn’t think I could be soothed any further, but you’ve done it. Thank you.

Thank you Angela for sharing words of wisdom in a tragedy and offering advise that is very helpful.

Beautiful mother with a beautiful heart and soul, helping others heal after loss. Thank you, Angela!

I just listened to your message and the tears poured as I relived the day my daughter passed. A year and three days after your son. So many of the things you described really resonated with me. After all of this time, recalling that day and just the fact that she’s gone, takes my breath away still. I have been to support group meetings and try to think about all of the wonderful and beautiful memories from her life. But they are still just memories. I thank you for sharing your story and may God bless you as you continue to live with the loss of your beautiful son❤️

I albaomutely hate when people tell me to be strong. Keep your head up. I love, be weak, allow got to lift you up! Bless you.

I cried the entire first episode. Everything you said... is how I feel. I lost my son to an accidental overdose as well and the grieving process is very lonely. Thank you so much for your words of understanding and for helping me not feel alone. 💙

First, thank you for your podcasts, I am just starting to listen to them and I am finding them very helpful. One thing to add to the list of “things people should never say” is this one: Now that we are living in a pandemic if a child or ANY loved one dies from COVID-19, DO NOT ask if they a had pre-existing condition. So if I say yes then does that make it OK that she died? The only reason anybody asks that question is for themselves.They want to be able to say, oh well that won’t happen to me because I don’t have a pre-existing condition. It’s completely selfish and it needs to stop.

This is what I have been looking for, for almost 5 years Thank you but I wish you didn’t know how I feel