Survived to Thrive Podcast

Author: Amy Miller

A podcast designed for survivors of suicide loss. This podcast explores the unique grief experiences that accompany a loved ones death due to suicide, shares insights on how your brain processes this kind of loss, and offers worthwhile and valuable tips you can start today to gain a more joyful and fulfilling life even though your loved one died.
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Episode 134: Losing a Father, Losing a Son, Losing a Daughter, and the Silent Grief of Fathers After Suicide Loss
Episode 134
Wednesday, 3 June, 2026

We talk about the grief fathers carry after suicide loss, especially the pain that stays hidden behind “being strong” and taking care of everyone else. We challenge guilt, self-blame, and the need for certainty, and we hold out a real kind of hope: you can carry love and loss together and still build a meaningful life. • why Father’s Day can amplify silent grief for dads • the complicated impact of losing a father to suicide, including identity and unanswered questions • what fathers often experience after losing a son, including replaying conversations and “standing trial” • what fathers often carry after losing a daughter, including helplessness and mourning future milestones • how strength and pain can coexist, and why vulnerability supports the whole family • why suicide grief can feel invisible after the funeral, and how it shows up in everyday moments • what healing looks like as ongoing love, not forgetting or “moving on” If this resonated with you, please share it. I want to get it out to all the fathers out there. As always, thanks for listening! We are a community dedicated to empower survivors of suicide loss along their grief journey. We invite you to check out our website to sign up for our weekly newsletter, along with other free materials." Website: https://www.survived-to-thrive.com/Email: amy@survived-to-thrive.com