Just over 5 Years ago, my 17 year ol grew wings.

[merryman]

If this forum was about, i totally would have been able to share those deep dark times, they’re still there, but now I see people in the same pain, that you cannot explain, unless it’s yourself. Very grateful to have found this page through my studies. More about R to come, the 500 people that attended and how we honoured a young man with dignity and respect.

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[vmpercy]

I’m really sorry to hear about the loss of your 17-year-old, and I can’t even begin to imagine how that’s impacted you. What happened to you matters, and I can sense both the devastation and strength in your words. Your courage in sharing this, even while navigating your grief, speaks volumes about your strength. It’s wonderful to hear that you found this forum through your studies and that you had a strong support network of 500 people to honor your son with dignity and respect. Those relationships can be an incredible source of strength and healing.

Given your journey and the bravery you’ve displayed, I think the article “Grief Recovery Part 1: In Search of Lost Strengths” could offer you some additional perspectives on tapping into your inherent strengths during this challenging time. Remember, you’re not alone in this journey. we’re all here for you.

Grief Recovery Part 1: In Search of Lost Strengths

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