Truth Be Told With Lucinda Bassett- Excerpt From My Upcoming Book Truth Be Told
Today’s post is a particularly special one. I want to share a small excerpt with all of you from my new book Truth Be Told, coming out March 2013. I thank all who have supported and believed in me over the years, and allowed me into your life to help you through your struggles with depression, anxiety and agoraphobia. I am continuing my work helping others as a grief coach. May all of you have a great and safe weekend! Remember, you can pre-order a copy of Truth Be Told today by clicking on the link below.
The irony is that my biggest fear for many years was a fear of going crazy, fear of losing my mind. Who would have thought that 25 years later, my partner, lover, and best friend, one of the most together, sane people I knew, would lose his…
Two days ago was the three-year anniversary of my husband David’s death, and no matter how much time goes by, it still excruciatingly painful. And the worst part is, I really have no one to share the grief with. My kids have decided to ignore it or disown it, all in an attempt to forget it. Right.
The two people that I should have been sharing the grieving process with on this painful day, my two children, simply can’t deal with the horrific memory of that day when David took his life. If he would’ve died in a car accident, or had a heart attack, or died of some disease, it would be so different. But when someone you love commits suicide, when someone chooses to leave you, there is a huge amount of guilt, blame, anger, and shame that goes with it – so much that unbearable.
You would think after three years, three years…you could at least, talk about it.
No.
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