I don’t think it is coincidence that while my husband, son and I were sitting at the kitchen table eating breakfast a few weeks ago that the topic of suicide was raised. At the moment I cannot recall the context in which the topic emerged from in our conversation but my son, who is now a Senior in high school, explained that suicide made him angry. It made him mad to know that someone (especially if it was someone his own age) killed him or her self instead of changing things in their life so that they felt better. He didn’t understand why anyone would just rather die.
While I was pleased to hear that my son had such a passionate view of life and was able to understand his own ability to manifest a life experience that he truly desired for himself, I was also grateful to have the opportunity that morning to share with him a different perspective that someone might have about life and
While I was pleased to hear that my son had such a passionate view of life and was able to understand his own ability to manifest a life experience that he truly desired for himself, I was also grateful to have the opportunity that morning to share with him a different perspective that someone might have about life and
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