​​​FOR SURVIVORS:

Time doesn't heal this kind of grief. Without the right support, it gets worse.

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This pain doesn't stay contained. It seeps into your marriage, your parenting, your friendships, your work. You don't know your triggers until they explode—a song, a date, a phrase—and suddenly you're spiraling while everyone thinks you should be "over it by now."

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Your unprocessed pain shows up as withdrawal, anger, numbness. The people who are still here want to help but don't know how to reach you.

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You need people who get it—and they're almost impossible to find. Even therapists often don't understand suicide loss. Friends get tired of hearing about it. As survivors, we need to talk about this for years, not months.

Years can pass and you're still frozen in that moment. Unable to move forward. Unable to fully live again.

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FOR FRIENDS & LOVED ONES:

You're watching someone you care about drown in grief—and you don't know how to help.

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They're not themselves anymore. They withdraw. They explode over seemingly small things. They can't seem to move forward, no matter what you say or do.

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You've tried everything. You've listened. You've given space. You've suggested therapy. But suicide loss grief is different, and traditional support often isn't enough.

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They need specialized help from people who've been exactly where they are. They need a community that understands without explanation. They need permission to grieve for years, not months.

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You can't fix this for them—but you can point them toward people who can help.

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Mourning Glory Club connects survivors with survivors. We know how to help because we've walked this path ourselves.

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Ready to take the first step—or help someone you love take theirs?

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