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I am so sorry, I would like to suggest a support group, SOLOS (Survivors of Loved Ones Lost), it is on the net. Most of the members have lost someone to suicide. Just be supportive, it's important to talk with friends and family and allow them to talk about the suicide without being judgemental. After the shock comes the anger. This family will hurt for a long time, and always wonder why. At first you will wonder, what did I do, what could I have done, why didn't I see, this is normal, hopefully these feelings of guilt will subside and they will realize that their loved one (not them) is responsible for his own choices and actions. I will keep this family and friends in my prayers.
Angela Mac
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Recently, a friend of my parents & family friend, threw himself off an overpass into oncoming traffic. His wife and family, as well as family friends are devastated. Noone can find the appropriate words to comfort his widow. Noone knows why he did it. He was retired and in good physical health. He owned a couple of properties and enjoyed traveling. We can't make sense of it all. I can't imagine how hard his children & grandchildren are taking this. His wife is a nurse and a very strong person, but this is too much for anyone to grasp.