by AnneMoss Rogers | Sep 14, 2026 | Events
People think little kids, especially children under 12, don’t think about suicide. We sometimes make the mistake of thinking that if a young child doesn’t have the knowledge or ability to carry out a suicide, that there is no suicide risk. A suicide at this age...
by AnneMoss Rogers | Sep 9, 2026 | Events, Grief & Loss
Find Purpose After Profound Loss After Charles, age 20, died by suicide in 2015, I could barely function. As I slowly managed my way through the agony of grief, I struggled with a question that wouldn’t go away: How do I make meaning out of this? I was desperate...
by AnneMoss Rogers | Aug 31, 2026 | Events
It was September 2015, a few months after Charles had died by suicide in June of 2015. As a suicide loss survivor—first my son, Charles, who died by suicide at age 20 in 2015, and then my first cousin Pat, who died by suicide in 2022 at age 57—I know firsthand how...
by AnneMoss Rogers | Aug 2, 2026 | Events
Charles was always the silly one. Making people laugh wasn’t just something he did—it was his favorite sport. And no one brought him more joy than making me laugh. There were countless moments when I’d be in tears, doubled over, unable to pull myself...
by AnneMoss Rogers | Jun 29, 2026 | Events
Why Happy Memories Can Make You Feel Sad After a Profound Loss Whether you’re flipping through old photos, attending an event, or being caught off guard by an ordinary moment, memories after profound loss inspire both joy and sorrow. It’s a strange...
by AnneMoss Rogers | Jun 1, 2026 | Events
Every year, it happens, the anniversary date of my son’s death by suicide, which is June 5, 2015. When it first happened, I could not escape those unrelenting waves of grief. I lost one third of my hair, screamed at the walls, blamed the moon and the stars,...
