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17/06/2026

Although deep down us that knew and loved him knew he didn’t want to die 💔 the illness took him 💚

17/06/2026

The family have no idea when Mally will be discharged from hospital

12/06/2026

Things people often don’t understand after someone loses a loved one to su***de:

1. The grief is complicated. It is not just sadness—it often comes with shock, confusion, and many unanswered questions.

2. Many people replay conversations and memories over and over, wondering if there was something they missed.

3. There can be a heavy sense of guilt, even when the person did everything they could.

4. Survivors of su***de loss often carry questions that may never have clear answers.

5. Some people avoid talking about the loss because they are afraid of saying the wrong thing, but silence can make the grieving person feel even more alone.

6. The pain does not disappear after the funeral. For many families, that is when the reality truly begins.

7. Anniversaries, birthdays, and ordinary moments can suddenly bring waves of memories and emotions.

8. People who have lost someone to su***de sometimes struggle with stigma and judgment from society.

9. Grief does not follow a timeline. Some days feel manageable, and other days the loss feels as heavy as the first day.

10. What grieving people often need most is patience, compassion, and the freedom to talk about their loved one without feeling uncomfortable.

11. Simply acknowledging the loss and offering presence can mean more than trying to find the perfect words.

12. Healing after such a loss is a long journey, and everyone walks it differently.

13. Many people eventually try to turn their pain into purpose by raising awareness and supporting others.

14. Remembering the person’s life with love and dignity can become part of the healing process.

15. If you know someone who has lost a loved one this way, checking in on them even months or years later can make a meaningful difference.

And if you have experienced the loss of someone to su***de and feel comfortable sharing, you are welcome to add your voice in the comments. Your story may help others who are carrying similar grief feel less alone.

12/06/2026

It’s Danny’s birthday on Sunday 💔 so instead of making a cake I made him flowers 💔
Loosing Danny this way has literally broken me and my kids, if anyone is feeling the way he did please, please either talk to someone or inbox us on here 💚 we would sooner you talk to us than let your family suffer like we have, help is available 💚

11/06/2026

Require and fund more safe housing and mental health support for vulnerable prisoners on release, in order to stop the release of mentally ill and high-risk prisoners becoming homeless and without support.

11/06/2026

09/06/2026

Survival of child su***de, more than one story, more than one loss. For family, friends & fighters