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LEFT IN THE WAKE

OF SUICIDE

li is a very unsettling fact of life ih.it 33.000 people lake their own live-, in this country annually. Each one ol these deaths leases behind an estimated six or more "suicide surxixors," who grapple lor wavs to come to terms with the loss. As a result, survivors lace a complex and traumatic grieving process that often leaves them feeling isolated Recurring thoughts ol the death and the potential to develop post-traumatic stress disorder should prompt survivors to seek prolessional counseling By talking through this v nails important matter with a counselor, survivors can gel the help they need to deal with the feelings of anger, rejection, and abandonment that often occur after death, and are especially intense after a suicide.

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