She Diaries

Bright Sky House

In She Diaries, women who have lost their husbands to suicide bravely share their stories of resilience, survival, and strength while navigating the unimaginable journey of widowhood. Through raw and candid interviews, this podcast explores life before suicide loss, the moments that changed everything, and what it means to grieve a spouse and keep going.Hosted by Krista Gregg and produced by Bright Sky House, She Diaries offers a deeply personal look at mental health, suicide prevention, complicated grief, and the emotional toll of becoming a widow. These powerful stories shed light on what it really takes to move forward after devastating loss—and why it’s okay to talk about it.Whether you're coping with suicide loss, supporting someone who is, or trying to understand what it means to survive the unthinkable, you're not alone. She Diaries is a space for truth, connection, and healing—one story at a time.If you or someone you love is struggling, please reach out. You can call or text 988, or visit 988lifeline.org for free, 24/7 support.

Episodes

  1. Rachel Wall’s Story: Losing Her Husband Mike to Suicide After Years of Chronic Pain

    08/25/2025

    Rachel Wall’s Story: Losing Her Husband Mike to Suicide After Years of Chronic Pain

    Send us a text When Rachel Wall lost her husband Mike to suicide, her world changed in an instant. Left to raise three toddlers, she faced the unimaginable weight of grief while navigating the stigma of suicide loss and the hidden toll of chronic pain. In this episode of She Diaries, Rachel shares her love story with Mike, their family’s journey through a miscarriage, adoption, and raising young children, and the heartbreaking reality of his struggles with traumatic brain injury and daily migraines. She reflects on the suddenness of loss, the challenges of single parenting, and how she struggles to grieve while continuing to move forward. Rachel’s openness sheds light on widowhood, parenting after loss, and the importance of breaking silence around mental health and suicide. Content Warning This podcast includes real stories of suicide loss. Some episodes may reference the method of suicide and include emotionally intense or uncomfortable descriptions. We understand how sensitive this content is, and we carefully edit each episode to honor and respect both our guests and listeners. If you or someone you know is struggling, please call or text 988 or visit 988lifeline.org for free, 24/7 support. Please take care while listening—pause if you need to. You are not alone. Takeaways Chronic pain can quietly erode hope.Life can change in an instant with suicide loss.Parenting through grief requires honesty with children.Talking about suicide reduces stigma, not increases it.Widowhood means learning to start over while honoring love.About She Diaries In She Diaries, women who have lost their husbands to suicide bravely share their stories of strength while navigating the unimaginable journey of widowhood. Through candid interviews, the podcast explores their lives before the tragedy, moments that changed everything, the web of grief, and the hard-earned lessons of overcoming deep loss. These powerful stories shed light on the strength and courage it takes to move forward. Produced by Bright Sky House — bringing hidden stories to light. Mental Health Resources 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: Call or text 988 for free, 24/7, confidential support for mental health crises, suicidal thoughts, or emotional distress. Find a Therapist: Search for licensed therapists near you through directories like Psychology Today, TherapyDen, or Mental Health Match. Join a Support Group: Connect with others through peer-led or professionally facilitated support groups via NAMI or GriefShare. Stay Connected with She Diaries Instagram: @BrightSkyHouse Facebook: Bright Sky House YouTube: Bright Sky House Official LinkedIn: Bright Sky House If you have questions or would like to follow-up with any of our guests, reach out to Hello@BrightSkyHouse.com. She Diaries is available wherever you listen to podcasts.

    1h 10m
  2. Michelle Bray’s Story: Widowhood, Alcoholism, and Healing After Suicide Loss

    07/29/2025

    Michelle Bray’s Story: Widowhood, Alcoholism, and Healing After Suicide Loss

    Send us a text In this deeply moving episode, Michelle Bray opens up about widowhood, what it means to grieve a spouse, and the burden of bereavement after losing her husband David to suicide. She courageously confronts addiction, mental health struggles, the stigma surrounding them, and the silence so often associated with loss. Michelle shares how she found her own “story of resilience” through therapy, spiritual reflection, and community—ultimately starting over and rebuilding her life. As part of suicide prevention, her honesty encourages other women to speak up, seek support, and remember: even after the unthinkable, healing, resilience, and new beginnings are possible. Content Warning This podcast includes real stories of suicide loss. Some episodes may reference the method of suicide and include emotionally intense or uncomfortable descriptions. We understand how sensitive this content is, and we carefully edit each episode to honor and respect both our guests and listeners. If you or someone you know is struggling, please call or text 988 or visit 988lifeline.org for free, 24/7 support. Please take care while listening—pause if you need to. You are not alone. Takeaways Stories of resilience emerge from deep grief and bereavementUnderstanding what it means to grieve a spouseMental health openly addressed—beyond the broken silencesHonest talk about addiction stigma and surviving its weightIlluminating suicide prevention through shared experienceOn starting over: healing, hope, and the possibility of joy againAbout She Diaries In She Diaries, women who have lost their husbands to suicide bravely share their stories of strength while navigating the unimaginable journey of widowhood. Through candid interviews, the podcast explores their lives before the tragedy, moments that changed everything, the web of grief, and the hard-earned lessons of overcoming deep loss. These powerful stories shed light on the strength and courage it takes to move forward. Produced by Bright Sky House — bringing hidden stories to light. Mental Health Resources 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: Call or text 988 for free, 24/7, confidential support for mental health crises, suicidal thoughts, or emotional distress. Find a Therapist: Search for licensed therapists near you through directories like Psychology Today, TherapyDen, or Mental Health Match. Join a Support Group: Connect with others through peer-led or professionally facilitated support groups via NAMI or GriefShare. Stay Connected with She Diaries Instagram: @BrightSkyHouse Facebook: Bright Sky House YouTube: Bright Sky House Official LinkedIn: Bright Sky House If you have questions or would like to follow-up with any of our guests, reach out to Hello@BrightSkyHouse.com. She Diaries is available wherever you listen to podcasts.

    1h 10m
  3. Kathryn Craft's Story Part 2: A Police Standoff, Suicide Loss, and Choosing Life

    07/14/2025

    Kathryn Craft's Story Part 2: A Police Standoff, Suicide Loss, and Choosing Life

    Send us a text In Part 2 of Kathryn Craft’s story, she shares an intense and transformative moment: the police standoff that ended with suicide loss. In those fragile hours—including waiting, hard decisions, and hearing the news—she understood what it means to grieve a spouse in real time. Returning home with her children, Kathryn faced bereavement, emotional trauma, and financial secrets—all shadowed by unspoken stigma around mental health crises. Yet, in the quiet aftermath, she forged a powerful mantra: “choose this day.” It’s one of those stories of resilience—a testament to how choosing life can lead to starting over, rebuilding even when everything feels broken. By bravely sharing her journey, Kathryn contributes to suicide prevention, reminding us that connection, honesty, and mental health awareness can light a path through heartbreak. Content Warning This podcast includes real stories of suicide loss. Some episodes may reference the method of suicide and include emotionally intense or uncomfortable descriptions. We understand how sensitive this content is, and we carefully edit each episode to honor and respect both our guests and listeners. If you or someone you know is struggling, please call or text 988 or visit 988lifeline.org for free, 24/7 support. Please take care while listening—pause if you need to. You are not alone. Takeaways The power of stories of resilience in the darkest hoursLearning what it means to grieve a spouse—with raw honestyNavigating bereavement and haunting financial revelationsChallenging the stigma around trauma and mental healthHer quiet vow to “choose this day”—a step toward starting overHow shared testimony can meaningfully support suicide preventionAbout She Diaries In She Diaries, women who have lost their husbands to suicide bravely share their stories of strength while navigating the unimaginable journey of widowhood. Through candid interviews, the podcast explores their lives before the tragedy, moments that changed everything, the web of grief, and the hard-earned lessons of overcoming deep loss. These powerful stories shed light on the strength and courage it takes to move forward. Produced by Bright Sky House — bringing hidden stories to light. Mental Health Resources 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: Call or text 988 for free, 24/7, confidential support for mental health crises, suicidal thoughts, or emotional distress. Find a Therapist: Search for licensed therapists near you through directories like Psychology Today, TherapyDen, or Mental Health Match. Join a Support Group: Connect with others through peer-led or professionally facilitated support groups via NAMI or GriefShare. Stay Connected with She Diaries Instagram: @BrightSkyHouse Facebook: Bright Sky House YouTube: Bright Sky House Official LinkedIn: Bright Sky House If you have questions or would like to follow-up with any of our guests, reach out to Hello@BrightSkyHouse.com. She Diaries is available wherever you listen to podcasts.

    56 min
  4. Kathryn Craft's Story Part 1: A Hidden Addiction, the Unraveling of Trust, and the Seeds of Resilience

    06/30/2025

    Kathryn Craft's Story Part 1: A Hidden Addiction, the Unraveling of Trust, and the Seeds of Resilience

    Send us a text In Part 1 of this powerful two-part episode, author Kathryn Craft shares the real-life events that inspired her novel The Far End of Happy. She unpacks the unseen cracks beneath a picture-perfect life—from emotional isolation to financial betrayal. As she discovered $100K in hidden debt and her husband’s secret alcoholism, Kathryn began to understand how painful truths can unmoor mental health and amplify the stigma of addiction. Through journaling, she grappled with what it means to grieve a spouse before that grief could fully arrive. Her life-altering decision to call the police marked an unexpected starting over—a first step toward healing, resilience, and confronting the bereavement yet to come. By openly sharing this journey, Kathryn contributes to suicide prevention, reminding us of the importance of talking about pain before it spirals into tragedy. Content Warning This podcast includes real stories of suicide loss. Some episodes may reference the method of suicide and include emotionally intense or uncomfortable descriptions. We understand how sensitive this content is, and we carefully edit each episode to honor and respect both our guests and listeners. If you or someone you know is struggling, please call or text 988 or visit 988lifeline.org for free, 24/7 support. Please take care while listening—pause if you need to. You are not alone. Takeaways Unraveling the mask of a picture-perfect marriageHidden addiction, deep emotional isolation, and financial betrayalThe journal becomes a gateway to truth—and the question, “Have I married the right person?”A suicide note sparks a shift toward starting overEarly steps toward resilience and emotional clarityNarratives like this bolster suicide prevention and de-stigmatize mental health strugglesAbout She Diaries In She Diaries, women who have lost their husbands to suicide bravely share their stories of strength while navigating the unimaginable journey of widowhood. Through candid interviews, the podcast explores their lives before the tragedy, moments that changed everything, the web of grief, and the hard-earned lessons of overcoming deep loss. These powerful stories shed light on the strength and courage it takes to move forward. Produced by Bri Mental Health Resources 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: Call or text 988 for free, 24/7, confidential support for mental health crises, suicidal thoughts, or emotional distress. Find a Therapist: Search for licensed therapists near you through directories like Psychology Today, TherapyDen, or Mental Health Match. Join a Support Group: Connect with others through peer-led or professionally facilitated support groups via NAMI or GriefShare. Stay Connected with She Diaries Instagram: @BrightSkyHouse Facebook: Bright Sky House YouTube: Bright Sky House Official LinkedIn: Bright Sky House If you have questions or would like to follow-up with any of our guests, reach out to Hello@BrightSkyHouse.com. She Diaries is available wherever you listen to podcasts.

    59 min
  5. Kristy Steenhuis's Story: Suicide Loss, Postvention, and Building National Support for Survivors

    06/16/2025

    Kristy Steenhuis's Story: Suicide Loss, Postvention, and Building National Support for Survivors

    Send us a text In this heartfelt conversation, Kristy Steenhuis shares her journey of bereavement and resilience after the suicide loss of her husband, Matthew. She recounts the moments before tragedy—from warning signs to the day she found him—and the ripple effect on her family and mental well-being. Kristy discusses the stigma and silence she encountered in a rural community, why postvention is a crucial act of suicide prevention, and how she channeled her pain into building national support networks for survivors. Through candid storytelling, she encourages open dialogue around mental health, models what it means to grieve a spouse, and shows that starting over is possible—even from the deepest grief. Content Warning This podcast includes real stories of suicide loss. Some episodes may reference the method of suicide and include emotionally intense or uncomfortable descriptions. We understand how sensitive this content is, and we carefully edit each episode to honor and respect both our guests and listeners. If you or someone you know is struggling, please call or text 988 or visit 988lifeline.org for free, 24/7 support. Please take care while listening—pause if you need to. You are not alone. Takeaways What grief looked like as a 28-year-old widow with two young childrenThe pivotal moment she recognized something was wrongHow postvention is a form of suicide preventionUsing honest metaphors to explain loss to childrenConfronting stigma, blame, and silence in her communityHow she built a supportive national movement—and stepped into advocacy for mental healthWhy lived experience must drive suicide prevention effortsThe path from grief through bereavement toward resilience and starting overAbout She Diaries In She Diaries, women who have lost their husbands to suicide bravely share their stories of strength while navigating the unimaginable journey of widowhood. Through candid interviews, the podcast explores their lives before the tragedy, moments that changed everything, the web of grief, and the hard-earned lessons of overcoming deep loss. These powerful stories shed light on the strength and courage it takes to move forward. Produced by Bright Sky House — bringing hidden stories to light. Mental Health Resources 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: Call or text 988 for free, 24/7, confidential support for mental health crises, suicidal thoughts, or emotional distress. Find a Therapist: Search for licensed therapists near you through directories like Psychology Today, TherapyDen, or Mental Health Match. Join a Support Group: Connect with others through peer-led or professionally facilitated support groups via NAMI or GriefShare. Stay Connected with She Diaries Instagram: @BrightSkyHouse Facebook: Bright Sky House YouTube: Bright Sky House Official LinkedIn: Bright Sky House If you have questions or would like to follow-up with any of our guests, reach out to Hello@BrightSkyHouse.com. She Diaries is available wherever you listen to podcasts.

    1h 7m
  6. Loz Antonenko's Story: Grief, Bereavement & Resilience—Daily Habits That Help You Start Over

    06/02/2025

    Loz Antonenko's Story: Grief, Bereavement & Resilience—Daily Habits That Help You Start Over

    Send us a text In this powerful episode, Loz Antonenko shares her journey through bereavement and grief following the suicide loss of her husband. She walks us through the fractured years of grief and the mental health struggles that went largely unseen. Loz found her footing by building stories of resilience through so-called “handbrake habits”—simple routines around movement, hydration, rest, nourishment, and breath—that became her anchors. These small, daily acts helped her start over, rebuild trust with herself, and ultimately write Get the F*ck Unstuck, her guide to healing. By sharing her lived experience, Loz contributes to suicide prevention, modeling how openness, support systems, and dismantling the stigma around grief can help others walk through loss—and toward hope. This episode is a raw and real conversation about surviving heartbreak and reclaiming a life worth living. Content Warning This podcast includes real stories of suicide loss. Some episodes may reference the method of suicide and include emotionally intense or uncomfortable descriptions. We understand how sensitive this content is, and we carefully edit each episode to honor and respect both our guests and listeners. If you or someone you know is struggling, please call or text 988 or visit 988lifeline.org for free, 24/7 support. Please take care while listening—pause if you need to. You are not alone. Takeaways What bereavement and what it means to grieve a spouse look like in real lifeWhy support systems and small daily routines matter in healingHow mental health and stigma shape the aftermath of lossUsing “handbrake habits” as a foundation for starting overFrom grief to resilience—the making of a healing blueprintSharing her story as a form of suicide prevention and hope for othersAbout She Diaries In She Diaries, women who have lost their husbands to suicide bravely share their stories of strength while navigating the unimaginable journey of widowhood. Through candid interviews, the podcast explores their lives before the tragedy, moments that changed everything, the web of grief, and the hard-earned lessons of overcoming deep loss. These powerful stories shed light on the strength and courage it takes to move forward. Produced by Bright Sky House Mental Health Resources 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: Call or text 988 for free, 24/7, confidential support for mental health crises, suicidal thoughts, or emotional distress. Find a Therapist: Search for licensed therapists near you through directories like Psychology Today, TherapyDen, or Mental Health Match. Join a Support Group: Connect with others through peer-led or professionally facilitated support groups via NAMI or GriefShare. Stay Connected with She Diaries Instagram: @BrightSkyHouse Facebook: Bright Sky House YouTube: Bright Sky House Official LinkedIn: Bright Sky House If you have questions or would like to follow-up with any of our guests, reach out to Hello@BrightSkyHouse.com. She Diaries is available wherever you listen to podcasts.

    1h 6m
  7. Charlotte Maya's Story: Parenting Through Bereavement and Grief Brain—Finding Resilience

    05/19/2025

    Charlotte Maya's Story: Parenting Through Bereavement and Grief Brain—Finding Resilience

    Send us a text In this compassionate episode, Charlotte Maya shares what it truly means to grieve a spouse while raising two young sons after loss. From the haze of grief brain and physical repercussions like chronic pain, to the slow rebuilding of trust, community, and clarity, Charlotte maps her path toward resilience and starting over. Charlotte’s experience introduces meaningful rituals—like her sacred Tuesdays and the 12 Days of Christmas—as lifelines of self-care. She emphasizes the importance of trusting instincts, honest communication with her children, and acknowledging how mental health and stigma shape healing. By openly telling her story, Charlotte strengthens suicide prevention, reminding mothers, families, and those in crisis: you’re not walking this road alone. Content Warning This podcast includes real stories of suicide loss. Some episodes may reference the method of suicide and include emotionally intense or uncomfortable descriptions. We understand how sensitive this content is, and we carefully edit each episode to honor and respect both our guests and listeners. If you or someone you know is struggling, please call or text 988 or visit 988lifeline.org for free, 24/7 support. Please take care while listening—pause if you need to. You are not alone. Takeaways Pervasive grief brain and its emotional and physical tollHonest parenting through what it means to grieve a spouseHow chronic pain and mental health weight the healing journeyIntentional rituals—Tuesdays and community gestures—as anchors ofresilienceThe importance of trusting instincts and supporting children who grieve differentlyCommunity as a lifeline, even through small expressions of careReclaiming life as starting over, not "moving on"Sharing experience as a step toward suicide prevention and reducing stigmaSee photos of Charlotte and Sam on on our episode blog post. About She Diaries In She Diaries, women who have lost their husbands to suicide bravely share their stories of strength while navigating the unimaginable journey of widowhood. Through candid interviews, the podcast explores their lives before the tragedy, moments that changed everythin Mental Health Resources 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: Call or text 988 for free, 24/7, confidential support for mental health crises, suicidal thoughts, or emotional distress. Find a Therapist: Search for licensed therapists near you through directories like Psychology Today, TherapyDen, or Mental Health Match. Join a Support Group: Connect with others through peer-led or professionally facilitated support groups via NAMI or GriefShare. Stay Connected with She Diaries Instagram: @BrightSkyHouse Facebook: Bright Sky House YouTube: Bright Sky House Official LinkedIn: Bright Sky House If you have questions or would like to follow-up with any of our guests, reach out to Hello@BrightSkyHouse.com. She Diaries is available wherever you listen to podcasts.

    1h 10m
  8. Alexandra Wyman's Story: Grieving a Spouse, Mental Health, and Finding Joy Again

    05/05/2025

    Alexandra Wyman's Story: Grieving a Spouse, Mental Health, and Finding Joy Again

    Send us a text In this deeply human conversation, Alexandra Wyman shares her path through bereavement and what it truly means to grieve a spouse while navigating motherhood. She opens up about the stigma of loss, societal pressures on widows, and how she discovered stories of resilience in even the smallest acts of connection. Alexandra emphasizes the critical role of mental health support, setting boundaries, and planning ahead to lighten the load for those left behind. Her honest reflections light the way for others — this episode is a testament to suicide prevention, showing how brave storytelling and supportive communities can spark healing, help people start over, and rediscover joy. Content warning This podcast includes real stories of suicide loss. Some episodes may reference the method of suicide and include emotionally intense or uncomfortable descriptions. We understand how sensitive this content is, and we carefully edit each episode to honor and respect both our guests and listeners. If you or someone you know is struggling, please call or text 988 or visit 988lifeline.org for free, 24/7 support. Please take care while listening—pause if you need to. You are not alone. Takeaways Understanding what it means to grieve a spouse amid societal expectationsRecognizing and combating the stigma around widowhood and mental healthThe indispensable role of mental health support and honest boundariesFinding stories of resilience through community and connectionHow planning ahead (e.g., writing a will) eases future emotional burdensThe healing power of starting over and rediscovering joy after lossSharing lived experience as a form of suicide preventionSee photos of Alexandra and Shawn on on our episode blog post. About She Diaries In She Diaries, women who have lost their husbands to suicide bravely share their stories of strength while navigating the unimaginable journey of widowhood. Through candid interviews, the podcast explores their lives before the tragedy, moments that changed everything, the web of grief, and the hard-earned lessons of overcoming deep loss. These powerful stories shed light on the strength and courage it takes to move Mental Health Resources 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: Call or text 988 for free, 24/7, confidential support for mental health crises, suicidal thoughts, or emotional distress. Find a Therapist: Search for licensed therapists near you through directories like Psychology Today, TherapyDen, or Mental Health Match. Join a Support Group: Connect with others through peer-led or professionally facilitated support groups via NAMI or GriefShare. Stay Connected with She Diaries Instagram: @BrightSkyHouse Facebook: Bright Sky House YouTube: Bright Sky House Official LinkedIn: Bright Sky House If you have questions or would like to follow-up with any of our guests, reach out to Hello@BrightSkyHouse.com. She Diaries is available wherever you listen to podcasts.

    50 min
  9. Lorne Pace's Story: Stories of Resilience One Year Into Widowhood and Starting Over

    04/21/2025

    Lorne Pace's Story: Stories of Resilience One Year Into Widowhood and Starting Over

    Send us a text In the first episode of She Diaries, Lorne Pace opens up on the one-year anniversary of her husband Jeff’s death by suicide. She shares a story of bereavement and what it truly means to grieve a spouse, navigating the fragile terrain between heartbreak and resilience. From parenting in grief, financial upheaval, and trauma, to leaning into community, emotional honesty, and mental health healing—Lorne shows how small steps become the foundation for starting over. Her story also sheds light on the stigma many widows face, and by speaking openly, she contributes to suicide prevention, reminding listeners: you’re never truly alone. Content warning This podcast includes real stories of suicide loss. Some episodes may reference the method of suicide and include emotionally intense or uncomfortable descriptions. We understand how sensitive this content is, and we carefully edit each episode to honor and respect both our guests and listeners. If you or someone you know is struggling, please call or text 988 or visit 988lifeline.org for free, 24/7 support. Please take care while listening—pause if you need to. You are not alone. Takeaways The heart of what it means to grieve a spouseParenting through grief while honoring a beloved legacyHow mental health and financial transparency shape healingBuilding resilience through connection and storytellingAcknowledging the stigma that follows suicide loss and refusing its silenceThe gentle progression toward starting overSharing hope and strength as a form of suicide preventionSee photos of Lorne and Jeff on on our episode blog post. About She Diaries In She Diaries, women who have lost their husbands to suicide bravely share their stories of strength while navigating the unimaginable journey of widowhood. Through candid interviews, the podcast explores their lives before the tragedy, moments that changed everything, the web of grief, and the hard-earned lessons of overcoming deep loss. These powerful stories shed light on the strength and courage it takes to move forward. Produced by Bright Sky House — bringing hidden stories to light. Mental Health Resources 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: Call or text 988 for free, 24/7, confidential support for mental health crises, suicidal thoughts, or emotional distress. Find a Therapist: Search for licensed therapists near you through directories like Psychology Today, TherapyDen, or Mental Health Match. Join a Support Group: Connect with others through peer-led or professionally facilitated support groups via NAMI or GriefShare. Stay Connected with She Diaries Instagram: @BrightSkyHouse Facebook: Bright Sky House YouTube: Bright Sky House Official LinkedIn: Bright Sky House If you have questions or would like to follow-up with any of our guests, reach out to Hello@BrightSkyHouse.com. She Diaries is available wherever you listen to podcasts.

    1h 3m
  10. SEASON 1 TRAILER

    She Diaries: Stories of Resilience and Strength After Suicide Loss

    Send us a text Welcome to She Diaries, where women bravely share stories of resilience after losing their husbands to suicide. This trailer offers an unfiltered glimpse into the emotional landscape—exploring life before loss, what it means to grieve a spouse, silence, shifting identity, mental health, and survival. Our deeply human conversations aim to dismantle stigma, spotlight suicide prevention, and show that bereavement doesn’t define us—but often forces us to find ways to start over. If you’re navigating suicide loss, complicated grief, or life after becoming a widow, know: you’re not alone. Takeaways Introducing stories of resilience after the unthinkableExploring what it means to grieve a spouseHonest conversation about mental health, silence, and identity after suicide lossStatements of purpose that connect to suicide prevention and breaking stigmaAn invitation to heal through shared experience—because starting over begins with being heardHosted by Krista Gregg. Produced by Bright Sky House. If you’re struggling or need support, please call or text 988 or visit 988lifeline.org for free, 24/7 help. Mental Health Resources 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: Call or text 988 for free, 24/7, confidential support for mental health crises, suicidal thoughts, or emotional distress. Find a Therapist: Search for licensed therapists near you through directories like Psychology Today, TherapyDen, or Mental Health Match. Join a Support Group: Connect with others through peer-led or professionally facilitated support groups via NAMI or GriefShare. Stay Connected with She Diaries Instagram: @BrightSkyHouse Facebook: Bright Sky House YouTube: Bright Sky House Official LinkedIn: Bright Sky House If you have questions or would like to follow-up with any of our guests, reach out to Hello@BrightSkyHouse.com. She Diaries is available wherever you listen to podcasts.

    2 min

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In She Diaries, women who have lost their husbands to suicide bravely share their stories of resilience, survival, and strength while navigating the unimaginable journey of widowhood. Through raw and candid interviews, this podcast explores life before suicide loss, the moments that changed everything, and what it means to grieve a spouse and keep going.Hosted by Krista Gregg and produced by Bright Sky House, She Diaries offers a deeply personal look at mental health, suicide prevention, complicated grief, and the emotional toll of becoming a widow. These powerful stories shed light on what it really takes to move forward after devastating loss—and why it’s okay to talk about it.Whether you're coping with suicide loss, supporting someone who is, or trying to understand what it means to survive the unthinkable, you're not alone. She Diaries is a space for truth, connection, and healing—one story at a time.If you or someone you love is struggling, please reach out. You can call or text 988, or visit 988lifeline.org for free, 24/7 support.