Honor Connor | Hold Onto Hope is a non-profit that exists to provide hope & healing to those who’s loved ones have completed suicide.
Suicide and suicide attempts affect the health and well-being of friends, loved ones, co-workers, and the community. When people die by suicide, their surviving family and friends may experience shock, anger, guilt, symptoms of depression or anxiety, and may even experience thoughts of suicide themselves. – CDC
Healing is not about moving on or “getting over it,” it’s about learning to make peace with our pain and finding purpose in our lives again.
Even though these are uncomfortable, they can be warning signs that our mental health is at risk. We may be experiencing more pressure at work or school, or anxious about an upcoming event. Sometimes these symptoms are
Grief During The Holidays There’s a heaviness that starts to grow in my heart when we hit the month of November. Talk of Thanksgiving and Christmas fills the air, and my mind starts to go dark with
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Honor Connor is hosting our first annual Walk and Talk for Hope this November 27th. That’s the Saturday after Thanksgiving and it’s also Connor’s birthday. He would have been 30 years old this year. So why are
September is Suicide Prevention month and although I’m sure we all want to do our part to prevent suicide in whatever way we can, let’s face it – we don’t always know the right thing to say.
