Journey Through Your Suicide Loss

In this heartfelt conversation, Tracy Oeser discusses the challenges of navigating Mother's Day after the loss of a child, particularly through suicide. She emphasizes the importance of acknowledging emotions, preparing for the day, and cherishing memories of lost children. Tracy offers practical advice for self-care and coping strategies, encouraging mothers to honor their grief while also recognizing their role as mothers. She concludes by introducing a new bereavement course designed to support those dealing with loss.TakeawaysMother's Day can be particularly hard for grieving mothers.Acknowledging emotions is crucial when facing Mother's Day.It's normal to feel activated by well wishes on Mother's Day.You deserve to celebrate Mother's Day, regardless of your loss.Guilt often accompanies the loss of a child, but it can be set aside.Cherishing happy memories can help in the grieving process.Self-care is important during difficult times.Planning ahead can ease the burden of grief on special days.Sharing your experiences can help others who are grieving.Resources like bereavement courses can provide support.Join our mailing list: https://dashboard.mailerlite.com/forms/306397/102846881918355313/share Website:https://journeythrugrief.com Coaching to Get Your Life Back:Request a free 15-minute callto discuss Twilight Coaching and other coaching serviceshttps://fantastical.app/tracyoeser/15-minute-introductory-call **New** BASIC Coursesubscribepage.io/9AXNmX

In the midst of suicide grief, have you thought about moving away and starting over? It is possible to do but, the process is easier with some preplanning.For this episode, we’ll talk about my personal experience of moving 2,500 miles away and the challenges that came with it.I will also mention my new BASIC course for loss survivors. It is a simple course but filled with questions and content that gets you to start on your path of healing. That course is only $17.Finally, I will talk about coaching and other resources. Here are all the links to the information you need. Please like, share and subscribe. That's how we keep this podcast going. Join our mailing list: https://dashboard.mailerlite.com/forms/306397/102846881918355313/shareWebsite:https://journeythrugrief.comCoaching to Get Your Life Back:Request a free 15-minute call to discuss Twilight Coaching and other coaching serviceshttps://fantastical.app/tracyoeser/15-minute-introductory-callThe All New "BASIC" Coursesubscribepage.io/9AXNmX

Welcome to Journey Through Your Suicide Loss where we talk about the day to day challenges our listeners face. Come settle in and find your community.Get on our mailing list here: https://dashboard.mailerlite.com/forms/306397/102846881918355313/share

A new limited series is being released on Journey Thru Grief's YouTube channel. We brought in 5 guests to individually tell their own suicide loss stories of child loss, parent loss, sibling loss, colleague loss and best friend loss. Our guests will include: Caro Brookings https://carobrookings.com Please check out the prerelease of Caro's new book: "Hope - Embracing Life After Suicide Loss" Sabrina Votava https://failsafeforlife.org Jonathan Singer https://socialworkpodcast.blogspot.com Phillip Tyler LinkedIn Sarah Gaer https://sarahgaer.com Journey Thru Grief's YouTube Channel Journey Thru Grief Website Journey Thru Grief Mailing List Tracy Oeser's LinkedIn Profile

Hi! I'm Tracy Oeser and through my business, Journey Thru Grief, I talk about how I have processed through my own grief journey. Today I'm talking about how I managed the holidays through my grief of my daughter's suicide. Please visit us through our social media channels such as https://journeythrugrief.com or send us an email at [email protected] on our mailing list here: https://dashboard.mailerlite.com/forms/306397/102846881918355313/share

People who have lost someone to suicide struggle with the abandonment that happens to them by family and friends. Mostly it’s because those people don’t know what to say. They want to fix it and make their loved one feel better but ultimately they shy away because it isn’t fixable. Join us in this episode where I’ll talk about my own experience with this and ideas of why it happens and how we can educate others to stop doing it. Contact Journey Thru Grief at https://journeythrugrief.com.

While many days are difficult while processing through your suicide loss journey, two of the hardest are the loved one's birthday and death anniversary. Please join me as I talk about how those looked for me during my journey through my own grief.  Visit our social platforms and leave messages or comment about this episode. The more shares and comments we get, the more it will help others. If you listen to this episode, make sure to go back and listen to the other episodes and share those as well. https://journeythrugrief.com 

Parents strive to bring their child up to be healthy and happy. When a child dies by suicide, the guilt a parent feels is debilitating. Come and listen to some tools that helped me work through my own struggles of guilt over my daughter's death. Journey Thru Grief can be found at https://journeythrugrief.com [email protected]

Suicide loss survivors suffer magnitudes of memory loss due to physically processing traumatic grief. We call it, “The Fog.” Come listen to how this has impacted Tracy Oeser through the suicide loss of her daughter. https://journeythrugrief.com

Welcome to my first episode! Have you lost someone to suicide? Do you try to cope with your loss but you wish you knew how other people are doing it? This episode is an overview of my background and why I’m doing this podcast. Please leave comments or questions through my email at [email protected]. You can also visit our Facebook page Journey Thru Grief. Thank you for listening!