Suicide Living with the Question
Suicide Living with the Question by Ruth H. Maxwell, published by AuthorHouse in March 2012, is a 120-page exploration of healing and recovery following the trauma of a loved one’s suicide. This book presents a personal journey that delves into the struggles faced by a family as they navigate the profound grief and confusion that accompanies such a loss. While it does not provide definitive answers to the question of “why,” it encourages readers to consider alternative perspectives on suicide and its impact.
In this edition, readers will find a narrative that seeks to offer comfort and understanding to those affected by suicide, including parents, siblings, and friends. The book addresses the societal attitudes that often exacerbate the pain of those left behind, aiming to shed light on the complexities surrounding this difficult topic. By asking thought-provoking questions, Suicide Living with the Question provides a pathway for reflection and hope, making it a relevant resource for individuals grappling with similar experiences.
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SUICIDE: LIVING WITH THE QUESTION is a personal journey of healing and recovery. It shows how one family struggled to survive the agony and shock of a loved one’s suicide. Although it cannot answer the question of “why,” it can offer comfort as it asks other questions that open the possibility of looking at suicide in new ways. This book can offer solace to the many who are affected by suicide: Parents, siblings, spouses, children, friends, co-workers. For each individual left behind, the suicide is devastating. And the attitudes and lack of understanding in society add salt to the wound. SUICIDE: LIVING WITH THE QUESTION offers hope to others, a small ray of light to penetrate the dark shroud that covers the subject of suicide.
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