Losing a loved one is heartbreaking, but losing them to suicide brings a different kind of pain, one filled with unanswered questions, guilt, and isolation. When I lost my son, I felt lost, searching for guidance, understanding, and a way to keep going.

This book is a deeply personal reflection on navigating loss, mental health, and faith. Though rooted in my experience with suicide loss, its insights apply to any tragic loss, whether from accidents, war, or disasters. I explore the silent battles of mental illness, the struggle to reconcile loss with faith, and the long road to healing.