“This book is a must for those who have lost a loved one to suicide.
Barb Scholz’s self-disclosure reveals … how she experienced her husband’s suicide,
what worked and did not work for her to be able to survive…
The techniques she used to help her children cope with their loss
are extremely valuable …
Barb Scholz is a great model for others who have experienced the emotional
devastation of suicide.”
--Dr. Ross Pilkington, retired Professor Emeritus, Counseling
Department, University of Nebraska at Omaha
“Barb’s book can not only help people survive suicide, it can
also help anyone dealing with grief and death. If it is read as preventive medicine,
it literally could save lives! …
It helped incredibly to know what feelings might be coming, how
people deal with grief differently,
how other people react and where to find strength (faith, family and friends) ….
Hero is a strong word to throw around, but Barb qualifies by having
the strength and courage to write a book on a taboo topic.
Your book has helped me, and will help everyone that touches it.
Your goal of wanting to help others has been achieved!”
--Friend whose mother completed suicide
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