16 episodi
Walk With Me Lamont Solomon
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- Salute e benessere
I lost my son to suicide In 2019, he was 14 years old. I chart my path on dealing with grief as I heal and also I pray that it may help others dealing with a loss. In life, people often take walks, preferably with a caring companion. While walking, you may smell the roses or take in the scenery, all while getting to know one another over a conversation and form a bond that includes lasting memories. Walk with me and let me tell you how I'm doing and I how I have made it thus far.
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Given a Second Opportunity/ Chance
Season 2 of the Walk With Me Podcast is finally here. This episode was not planned. It just happened.
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Lost and Found
Have ever lost something and was so frantic trying to find it. Once you found it you swore that you would never lose it again. Well with my pain and hurt I will never lose and share this much pain ever again .
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When Did It Happen
Dealing with grief, I often ask myself question, when did it happen, why and what I could have done different. In this episode I have this discussion.
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You Can Do It
It has almost been a year since my son's suicide, and I am still making it. I would never have made it without my community's support, which includes family, friends, strangers, and prayers. If you feel like it's too much, I understand, but I am also living proof you can do it.
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Acceptance- The Final Stage of Grief
The final stage of grief is Acceptance. Acceptance does not mean the loss is ignored, or forgotten, nor does it means the individual or individuals feel good or have gotten better. It does mean that your current situation (the loss) will not be changed. My life is continuing but it will never be the same. I'm different and I have changed.