By Sarah Wylde Even though World Suicide Prevention Day (WSPD) is done, September and every month after should still be about that message and mental health. Unfortunately, even with awareness days, informational talks, and more, there is still a negative attitude surrounding the subject. That much negativity can make some people afraid or uncomfortable talking […]
By Sarah Wylde This article is about a topic that is triggering for some people suicide. I will be talking about statistics, what the day is about, personal experience, and more. If you find this topic triggering, you may not want to read on. On Thursday, September 10, 2020, it will be World Suicide Prevention […]
By Kate Paulsen-Zissos On September 1, 2016, I went to the bathroom at work to answer a call from a nurse who had navigated with me through six months of ultrasounds, mammograms, biopsies, blood tests, a lumpectomy surgery and most recently, a breast MRI. At the age of 29, I heard the words, “You have cancer.” […]
