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Grieving with Hope After the Loss of a Loved One

Grieving with Hope After the Loss of a Loved One

by DrMichelle | Blog, Mental Health | 4 comments

Grieving with hope after the loss of a loved one to suicide is possible even when it seems impossible. While suffering the heartache of losing her son, Karis Moore stands firm and chooses to grieve with hope. She shares with us the tools and habits she is using as she walks through grief and trials. Hope in Jesus never disappoints.

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Suicide Risk in Children and Teens

Suicide Risk in Children and Teens

by DrMichelle | Blog, Depression | 6 comments

Depression always carries with it a high risk of suicide. While this discussion can be frightening, if not alarming, to some adults, there are specific risk factors and warning signs that parents can look for in their children and teens. Knowing this information could save lives.

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Teenage Suicide: The Girl in the Hoodie

Teenage Suicide: The Girl in the Hoodie

by Bryce Bengtson | Hope For the Next Generation | 9 comments

One, two, three, four, five. Five jagged lines on her wrist. Five lines for a countdown. One- a lash out from her father. Two- lies spread like wildfire about her at school. Three- betrayed trust. Four- the laughing stock in science class. Five- a breakup with her boyfriend. All within the same week. She cried every night, but no one saw…

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