Monthly Archives: June 2018

When a mother, regardless of her celebrity status, kills herself, the first question is usually: What kind of mother would purposely abandon her child or children? Many people assume a selfish one. Source: To a deeply depressed mother, suicide isn’t … Continue reading →

It’s easy to believe that fame, professional success, wealth, or adoration can protect people from pain, but that is not true. Addiction doesn’t discriminate. Depression doesn’t care if you’re great at what you do. Source: On Kate Spade and Anthony … Continue reading →

When a family member or close friend attempts or succeeds at suicide, the remaining and affected loved ones are left with the broken fragments of their loved one’s fragile, hurting life. They… Source: 8 Things I Wish People Understood About … Continue reading →

What you need to know about parade day and live updates from the Portland Rose Festival’s big day. Source: 2018 Grand Floral Parade Day: Queen is crowned, floats are on the move (live updates) | OregonLive.com

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