Those They Left Behind: Interviews, Stories, Essays and Poems by Survivors of Suicide

by Karen Mueller Bryson

Those They Left Behind: Interviews, Stories, Essays and Poems by Survivors of Suicide by Karen Mueller Bryson (Book) in Self-Improvement
ISBN: 978-1-4303-0755-6
Publisher: Lulu.com
Rights Owner: Karen Bryson
Copyright: © 2006 Karen Bryson Standard Copyright License
Language: English
Country: United States
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Printed: 280 pages, 6" x 9", perfect binding, black and white interior ink

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In this collection of interviews with survivors of suicide, individuals talk candidly and intimately about how their lives have been impacted by the suicide of a family member or close friend. Over 50 individuals were willing to share their personal tragedies as a way of helping others who face a similar loss as well as educating the public about the issues survivors of suicide face. Their willingness to share their stories is a testament to their endurance and strength in the face of adversity.


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2 Nov 2007 (updated 2 Nov 2007)
I found reading the various stories in Dr. Mueller Bryson's first non-fiction book "Those They Left Behind" compellingly sad. As a suicide survivor and having read many, many books on suicide, perhaps this book was healing for those who are telling the story but, I found the book as a whole not particularly healing for one, who has experienced the loss of someone. One particular story in her book "Keening in Bangor" was especially offensive to me. I had known the two young girls the author of the story wrote about. The author of the short story, Carolyn Gage, a Lesbian Activist, author, and playwright, DID NOT know the two girls she wrote about. Ms. Gage took a tragic event and contrived a story so sensational that it should be considered libelous. I have to question Mueller Bryson's accuracy of any of her stories in this book but more importantly, I would be questioning the credibility of any of Carolyn Gages work.

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