Comments on: Affronted and confronted by suicide http://wonderersheart.com/archives/3641 From sad to worse... Sun, 18 Dec 2011 01:37:23 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: admin http://wonderersheart.com/archives/3641/comment-page-1#comment-1048 admin Sat, 24 Jul 2010 09:07:02 +0000 http://wonderersheart.com/?p=3641#comment-1048 Wow Shannon, I love what you say and how you say it. I have been thinking about a universal lack of hope all day, since I read your note. I appreciate your insight into dark places rather than marginalising or ignoring them (as many of us tend to do). Thanks so much for sharing. With love Anne Wow Shannon, I love what you say and how you say it. I have been thinking about a universal lack of hope all day, since I read your note.

I appreciate your insight into dark places rather than marginalising or ignoring them (as many of us tend to do). Thanks so much for sharing.

With love
Anne

]]> By: shannon Gilmour http://wonderersheart.com/archives/3641/comment-page-1#comment-1022 shannon Gilmour Fri, 23 Jul 2010 22:27:06 +0000 http://wonderersheart.com/?p=3641#comment-1022 There seems to be a universal lack of hope, and this lack of hope does not recognize religious borders. Suicide is not just one man's problem, but it is every man's burden. It is hard to address suicide because the roots to it are deep and personal to each individual suffering. We can only do so much, but the work has to come from deep within. Suicide has convinced us that one no longer has a choice, but it takes great effort to plot and follow through with a plan, taking a few more minutes to deviate from that plan and face the darkened hollow halls of suicide with support is essential in finding healing through it. Great blog, lots of insightful writing. Thank you for taking the time out to reach others! ~Shannon shannongilmour.webs.com There seems to be a universal lack of hope, and this lack of hope does not recognize religious borders. Suicide is not just one man’s problem, but it is every man’s burden. It is hard to address suicide because the roots to it are deep and personal to each individual suffering. We can only do so much, but the work has to come from deep within. Suicide has convinced us that one no longer has a choice, but it takes great effort to plot and follow through with a plan, taking a few more minutes to deviate from that plan and face the darkened hollow halls of suicide with support is essential in finding healing through it.

Great blog, lots of insightful writing. Thank you for taking the time out to reach others!
~Shannon
shannongilmour.webs.com

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