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Losing Her Only Child To Suicide (3As of Recovery; Absorption, Adjustment Acceptance)

Taken from episode:    • Jenny Teo On Losing Her Only Child To Suic...   Content Warning: This episode deals with the topic of suicide. Suicide is a sensitive, stigmatized topic. Hence, we avoid discussing it. This could lead to misconceptions and unhealthy judgments around it. In this episode, Jenny Teo shares vulnerably about losing her son Josh to suicide; the factors at play, the trauma she went through, and her tough journey of recovery. We also discuss suicide and mental health in society, and what we must do to become more inclusive and emphatic towards those in pain. This was by far the most difficult podcast I hosted. I cannot imagine the pain that Jenny and Josh had to go through. Yet, I am comforted by the fact that she found the strength to turn her pain into purpose. As Jenny shares: “I do not want Josh’s death to be in vain. Everytime I speak, I can feel his presence. I am his mouthpiece”. We hope that by recording this, more people can ask ‘Why the Pain?’, instead of asking ‘Why Suicide?’ Do support Jenny’s advocacy and education work below: She runs Stigma 2 Strength, in memory of Josh Isaac. It's an initiative that aims to apply a more unconventional approach in addressing the topic of suicide and all other stigmas, from the perspective of one with "lived experience" ie evidence-based merged with research-based narratives   / s2sjj   Jenny is a co-founder of PleaseStay. Movement. It’s a movement supported by a group of mothers who lost their children to suicide. In the midst of their grief and pain, they found the strength to come together to advocate for suicide awareness and prevention and more support for youths-at-risk:   / pleasestaymovementsingapore   If you need someone to talk to, here are some numbers you can call: IMH Mental Health Helpline: 6389 2222 Singapore Association for Mental Health: 1800-283-7019 Samaritans of Singapore (available 24/7): 1800 221 4444 Socials: KEVIN:   / k.weee   REBOUND WITH RESILIENCE: https://tinyurl.com/sz2psl4 PODCAST: https://tinyurl.com/yb5oct93 WEBSITE: http://www.reboundwithresilience.com