Paul Gilmartin
Paul Gilmartin
#628 Losing Her Preteen To Suicide - Kathleen Hammond
#628 Losing Her Preteen To Suicide - Kathleen Hammond
#628 Losing Her Preteen To Suicide - Kathleen Hammond
Friday 27th January 2023
Hear Kathleen Hammond's poignant story of loss and healing on 'Mental Illness Happy Hour' with Paul Gilmartin.
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Get the buttons here!Finding Hope After Tragedy: Kathleen Hammond's Journey on Mental Illness Happy Hour
I hope that her story, um, is recalled, or remembered, um, mostly to kids that are considering this. Um, and I think, to some degree, society as a whole, we feel a very um, a sliver of that, uh, powerlessness and sadness, even if we don't personally know somebody that's completed suicide.
How do you keep going after losing a child? In this deeply touching episode of 'Mental Illness Happy Hour', host Paul Gilmartin sits down with Kathleen Hammond, a mother who faced the unimaginable tragedy of losing her preteen to suicide. Kathleen opens up about the heart-wrenching pain of childhood bullying, the challenges of parenting a special needs child, and the overwhelming grief that followed her daughter's death.
Her candid conversation sheds light on the raw reality of her loss and the steps she has taken to survive and heal. Through therapy and counseling, Kathleen found a way to navigate her sorrow and rediscover hope. She emphasizes the importance of seeking support, understanding childhood trauma, and practicing kindness toward oneself and others.
This episode is a powerful testament to the resilience of the human spirit and a reminder that even in the darkest times, there is a path to healing. Tune in to hear Kathleen's story and find solace in knowing that no one has to face their struggles alone.