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My name is Rhonda. I'm a registered nurse, for the last 20 years, that has not been able to work since the day I learned of my daughter's death by suicide 4-12-13. (She actually died 4-11-13 and her body was not found until the 12th) Me and my husband have been married for 32 years and he's a wonderful man. We grieve in different ways. He works, I write. This is my journey through this horrible land of losing a child..
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Tag Archives: college
Medical Student and Physician Depression and Suicide
I’m disturbed by all suicides. This is such a problem in our society now. Something is so very, very wrong. But what I want to write about tonight is the alarming rate of medical student, resident, and physician suicide that … Continue reading
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Tagged bipolar, burnout, children, college, death, depression, doctors, family, grief, loss, Medical school, medical student, mental health, mental illness, physician, suicide
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One Day When I Die…….
Here I am once again, to seemingly come on my blog and brag about my book. But I can honestly say, that though it may seem like I’m bragging, I am not. The reason I ever write about my book … Continue reading
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Tagged adolescence, authors, bipolar, books, children, college, death, depression, doctors, gifted children, grief, loss, Medical school, medical students, mental illness, physicians, psychiatry, suicide, universities
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I Can’t Promote This Book Enough
I have mentioned this book before because I used an article of the author’s in my book, but I have just finished it today and I’m totally convinced that if I had known of the emotional needs of gifted children … Continue reading
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Tagged adolescence, bipolar, children, college, death, depression, disillusionment, existential depression, family, gifted children, grief, intelligence, Kaitlyn Elkins, loss, Medical school, mental health, mental illness, suicide
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Physician & Medical Student Depression & Suicide from the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention
The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention has much information on depression and suicide in the medical profession and medical schools. Physician and Medical Student Depression and Suicide Male physicians have a 70% higher suicide rate than males in other professions; … Continue reading
It’s Been One Year Today Since Kaitlyn Left This Earth
Though I am going to post this on 4-11-14, the day Kaitlyn died last year, I’m actually starting this writing on 4-10-14. I feel moved to write today, 4-10-14 because exactly one year ago today my daughter Kaitlyn did not … Continue reading
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Tagged bipolar, children, college, death, depression, family, grief, loss, Medical school, mental health, mental illness, suicide, suicide prevention
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Beautiful Announcement About My Book in Our Local Newspaper
I had asked Marsha Hough Burney to write an announcement of the publishing of my book in the Bladen Journal and Bladen Online Newspapers. Last night she sent me what she wrote for approval and I found the announcement on … Continue reading
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Tagged author, bipolar, books, children, college, death, depression, gifted children, grief, intelligence, loss, Medical school, mental health, mental illness, newspaper, parents, suicide, writing
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“Introduction.” A Preview of My New Book
In order to help people decide whether or not they want to buy my book, I thought I would post my “Introduction” that I wrote that is in my book that helps explain the purpose of my book, what it … Continue reading
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Tagged author, bipolar, books, children, college, death, depression, family, grief, loss, Medical school, mental health, mental illness, poetry, suicide, university, writing, youth
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College Students and Mental Health by Dr. Wexler
I think all parents and teenagers should read this article especially if they have teenagers approaching college. This is not to make parents or children fear college, but be more aware of the potential problems they may face. College students … Continue reading
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Tagged bipolar, children, college, death, depression, family, grief, loss, mental health, mental illness, psychiatry, suicide
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My Book Is Now For Sale on Amazon.com!!!
MY BOOK IS NOW ON AMAZON.COM FOR SALE!!!! I just checked on amazon.com and lo and behold my book is there and for sale!! I was not expecting it so soon because I had just completed the final updates with … Continue reading
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Tagged adolescence, American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, author, bipolar, book, books, children, college, counseling, death, depression, family, gifted children, grief, intelligence, loss, loss of a child, Medical school, mental health, mental illness, poetry, psychiatry, schools, suicide, suicide prevention, university, writing
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Madison Holleran: we must increase the dialogue about depression
This article was written by Dr. MICAELA WEXLER who is a pyschiatrist. She posted on my blog not long after Kaitlyn died. She graciously agreed to write something for my book and it is included in my book about depression … Continue reading
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Tagged bipolar, children, college, death, depression, family, grief, loss, mental health, mental illness, suicide, suicide prevention, teenagers, young adults
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My Bright Shining Star 